Speaking of interesting moments, I note that the situation of a member of the National Party who departed the National Party caucus, but not Parliament, earlier in this term, I would suggest, is a very instructive one. It is the exception that proves the rule. It is the proof in the pudding of the National Party's principled stance, as articulated at the time by the Hon Dr Nick Smith and others, that we do not believe that the electors of any given electorate should have their wishes disregarded, as expressed at one election. So it is that when the member for Botany decided that he would strike out on his own—to put it kindly—we said, in effect, that the people of Botany would have the chance to choose at the next election who would represent them. So they do have that choice, and that is one for them to make, having made a previous choice along those lines previously.