I'm just reflecting on Paul Goldsmith, the member who just resumed his seat, and his speech. It's not just classic conservative politics; it's classic New Zealand National Party politics where, in their closing days in Government in 2017, they looked all around them and didn't see a single problem. It doesn't matter that there were thousands of people living in cars, and homeless and with nowhere to go—there was no problem! It doesn't matter that we had huge inequities in our public systems, particularly our public health system, they looked around and saw no problem. They saw no problem with the housing crisis. They saw no problem with unemployment. They saw no problem with the infrastructure deficit that we had. They said, "No problem." That's, of course, why they were booted out of Government, and still they do not get that there were major problems and challenges that this Government has had to step up to and deal with. 