BARBARA KURIGER (National—Taranaki - King Country): Thank you, Mr Speaker. Well, once again, we're almost at the end of this 52nd Parliament in this strange year that we call 2020. I just want to pick up on a couple of things this afternoon. One of the previous speakers on the Government side of the House talked about bickering. Now, if questioning is bickering, then we have a problem, because sometimes more questions should be asked, because that's how we help ourselves to not make mistakes. So if questions are considered bickering, then we have a real problem with the Government of the day. I have got a longstanding statement that was told to me many, many years ago, which says "Feedback is the breakfast of champions", and if questions are going to be considered bickering and feedback is not going to be accepted, then the current Government is never going to be a team of champions. 