Hon MICHAEL WOOD (Minister of Transport): Sir Winston Churchill once said, "History will be kind to me, for I intend to write it." And, for the National Party, in terms of their reputation in the years to come, that's about the only chance they have at the moment. Today, we caught an insight into the inner workings of the National Party and their total inability to focus on anything that actually matters to New Zealand, with their leader's focus on the siting of artworks in the parliamentary corridors. But what was more concerning for me today, given the shift in the balance of power on the political right, was actually not what the National Party has to say, because from day to day their attempts to stir up rancid little culture wars have just kind of become the noise that we all hear for a few seconds and then block out—what was more concerning to me today, actually, were the comments of the ACT Party in response to our Government's work to lead a responsible discussion about how New Zealand reconnects to the world in the time of COVID.