Mr Speaker, of course, thank you to yourself for being the ref and the coach of Parliament. It's been my first year here. I'm still getting used to the weird school bell. The only experience that I have in terms of the role that you're doing is for a number of years, I was a substitute ref and coach for my kids, showing up on Saturday, sometimes taking them for soccer and for touch rugby. And for years and years I did that, they'd sub me on, and as my children got older, they suddenly realised when they're in high school that the old man—me—didn't actually know any of the rules. But that's not like you. That's not like you; you've got the Standing Orders book and the Speakers' Rulings book, and whenever you make one of those rulings—just to let you know—I do go through it and I do study it, so ka pai.