TĀMATI COFFEY (Labour): Kia ora, Mr Speaker. The thing that annoys me this afternoon as I'm sitting here listening to the debates from the other side is that the National Party Opposition have absolutely got everybody in the weeds talking about beneficiary bashing. It's the same old diatribe that they roll out every time they start feeling good about themselves and they start seeing a lift in the polls: they go for the default. And they need a new default, you see, because the last one about being tough on crime? They have to revise that—there's stuff going on at the moment.