Hon MICHAEL WOODHOUSE (National): Thank you, Madam Speaker. Well, that's the Andrew Little we've come to know and love in this House—just wind him up and let him go! Boy, did he go! I think Mr Little was born about the same year I was, about 1965, something like that—practically twins, as I've said in the House before—but he was born in the wrong generation. Couldn't you see Mr Little on the waterfront in 1951 with his cloth cap and his bell and his whistle, leading the troops into the battle with New Zealand Police and the Defence Force. That's back to the future, to me. I think we should find a DeLorean and send him back, because that's what he's suited to—not a modern workplace; not a modern economy; not a flexible, fair, and safe relationship; but a tub-thumping, union-focused, angry Minister.