There's several kind of rules that I think that we should all, as politicians, accept, and one is actually not to bend the truth about where you are—is probably one of them. What we have to do is we all accept that politicians should take a break from this place. I think nobody is disputing that. Every politician should take the time to spend time with their friends and with their family. But I think New Zealanders expect politicians to be upfront and they expect them to be straight up with them about where they are. It speaks to integrity. 