Hon PEENI HENARE (Minister of Defence): Can I thank that member, Andrew Bayly, for his volley of contradictions. What I heard from that member was running down local councils for their poor handling of their assets and fouling our waterways, and then in the next line having a go at the three waters proposal. That proposal is to make sure that those assets are managed in a way that benefits our country as a whole. The other contradiction was—he's clearly against the raising of the minimum wage, yet his deputy leader is in support of raising the minimum wage, something that will see families around this country see an increase in income, and that always leads on to increased spending in their community. That is good for business, that is good for our community, and that is good for our whānau, wherever they might be.