Hon KELVIN DAVIS: Emily in Whangārei—that was a fantastic win for the Labour Party. I just want to actually acknowledge a little bit more about Emily. We went to a tangi last week of one of our dear Labour Party people, and I just want to talk quickly about that man very shortly. But Emily came along and said, "OK, so what do I need to do?" I said, "Well, the best thing you can do is go into the kitchen and say, 'How can I help?' " So she did just that. I've got to admire her courage for going into this situation that she's not familiar with, and she put aside the fact that she's Dr Emily Henderson, a lawyer, and said to the people of the marae there, "How can I help?" She spent probably over two days, maybe 30-odd hours, in there, just peeling spuds, washing dishes. It's a real lesson to everybody in the House that if we just humble ourselves and go in and be servants to the people, we'll get the recognition, because the people spoke so highly of her. To all members of the House, I'd say just go in and adopt your local marae and become part of the community. But don't sit there in the powhiri, making out, "Yeah, I'm the big MP from your local area." Go out the back and help the people. It will make a big difference.