So those speakers in the Opposition—and I can see them diligently going through their notes—will all stand up and ensure that whatever else they talk about, the only time they will mention a country or something happening outside New Zealand will be the gleeful encouragement for New Zealanders to leap on the next plane and go to Australia, because from what I've heard during question time, from what I have heard through every speech relating to this, every New Zealander who leaps on a plane to go to Australia is a victory for the Opposition—something to be celebrated. Well, actually, those members of the Opposition should be very careful that they're not actually encouraging those people to head over there, because that's exactly what they're doing. 