And what did we hear in the disgraceful, sleazy, innuendo-riddled speech from Winston Peters in this general debate today? Well, Winston Peters told the House that the reason his inability to fill out his own superannuation form got into the public domain was because my then partner told me, and I told Jordan Williams. That is categorically untrue. I want to tell the House none of that happened, and the fact that Winston Peters is prepared to say it using the privilege of this House but he's not prepared to say it out there where, if he says it, he'll be helping me finally get that home deposit—he's not prepared to say it at all.