IAN McKELVIE (National—Rangitīkei): The member for Rangitīkei, Madam Speaker. Ha, ha! I just want to take a brief call on this bill, and there's a couple of comments I wanted to make before I started, one that one of the highlights of my time in Parliament was listening to the member for the West Coast giving a nine-minute rendition on a tax bill. It was extremely boring. The other couple of things I wanted to mention—and when you follow so many knowledgable speakers, there's very little left to say, actually, that is credible. But I did want to say one thing, and that is something that's frustrated me listening to the speeches from the Government tonight. All they can do is talk about how bad we were in Government for nine years. The great thing about that is that we won't have anything to talk about in a few months' time because they've only been there three and they will have done nothing at all. So I don't think it's really relevant that they should keep on criticising us for our nine years of failure when they have yet to prove they've done anything and might not last three. I think it would be better if they got on and talked about what they're capable of doing.