MATT KING (National—Northland): It's my right of reply. Look, I've learnt a little bit about politics tonight, and this is all about politics, watching the other side of the House put their arguments forward—some of them, it's unbelievable how wrong they are. I held out some hope. I mean, I didn't really think that Labour would ever support it, mainly because it's a National bill. They spent all of the last nine years opposing everything that we ever did—in fact, they opposed the Trans-Pacific Partnership and then a 5,000-page document, and then changed a page and a half of minor amendments, called it their own, and then voted for it. I didn't approach the Greens either, because I know that it's a National Party bill so they'll oppose it as well; they opposed the Kermadec sanctuary bill—it's because it's ours, so you're not going to support that.