If I'll say one thing about this great country of ours it's that people will go out of their way to help each other. They form clubs and associations—rugby clubs, girl guides, La Leche League, whatever—to help people out; to help each other. That's one of the core values of this country. And we're also a country that is known for our realism—that we're prepared to accept the world as it is and choose how we behave and what to do about it. We're also a country that has a keen sense of what the role of Government is, what the role of this Parliament is, and what it isn't. We know that Parliament can't solve every problem. We know that sometimes we have to solve problems for ourselves. And we also are a country where we believe that people have the right to receive and impart information, to think for themselves, and make their own choices.