I just want to allude to some of the comments that my very learned colleague Chris Penk raised in relation to what happened last week in this Parliament in relation to the Supplementary Order Paper of the Green Party. Clare Curran said, "Well, this is a fix-it bill fixing up the issues put to us by the National Party.", and trying to lay blame. It's not our job to run the show. It's not our job to run this place. It's not our job to make things go nicely and smoothly for the Government. It's not our job to make your job easier; it's our job to hold the Government to account. When the Green Party rocks up to this House with a Supplementary Order Paper which, essentially, basically, pulls apart the legislation and the intent that the Government's trying to bring to this Parliament, there's an opportunity there to point out the inconsistency of the Government's position and the inconsistency and the unprincipled position that this Government comes to this issue with, and that's exactly what the National Party has done, and now the Government is having to come with their tail between their legs and spend all of Tuesday afternoon trying to fix up their own mess.