How many times do you hear commentators saying, "If only we had some courageous politicians."? Well, what you're seeing across the House—and I see all the heads are down. You may well keep your heads down, because what you are seeing on this side of the House and what you are seeing from the Hon Nanaia Mahuta is courage. What you are seeing from the Cabinet here, who've endorsed that, what you've seen from the caucus here, that have endorsed it, is courage. Yes, Mr Doocey, it may well be that there is some nervousness, because around these decisions there should always be nervousness. If you come to this House as a backbencher or, in fact, at any level, and are only governed by your fear of not being re-elected, then you shouldn't be here. So for you, Mr Doocey, to sit here and say "You should be sitting over there doing nothing so you won't be worried about being thrown out in the next election."—well, shame on you, Mr Doocey, because I didn't come here to do that and I hope you didn't come here to do that either. 