You have been a member of Parliament for 33 years, starting off in 1984, with three years out from 1990 to 1993, and you have been a member of Parliament since that time. Those three years out of Parliament will, I think, have made it very clear to you what an utter privilege it is to be a member of Parliament. And seeing our fellow members of Parliament sworn in today, it has, yet again, reminded me what an important process this is and what an important and privileged place this is, that should never be taken lightly. And that is why I know that you will be someone who takes the protocols of Parliament very seriously, and who respects the right of robust, rowdy, but yet respectful, debate. I know the National Party stands for that form of debate in Parliament.