Now that the bouquet has been given, it's time to throw the bricks. So we're here, obviously, debating the Speech from the Throne and the Address in Reply. As the member of Parliament for Tāmaki, it was fairly important that I go back to the locals and ask them what they think about what the Government's doing, what's happening in the world, and what are their priorities. So I thought I'd use my time to indicate what I've heard back from them, and maybe the Government in time will pick up on that. Look, transport remains a massive issue in Tāmaki. Well, I'd welcome all of you to come and visit. Please keep off Tāmaki Drive. There's more orange cones there than you could poke a stick at. The fact that there's lots of orange cones and no one doing any work remains a great mystery to me—and to my wife and I that we didn't invest in orange cones years ago. We'd all be retired and millionaires.