When I hear the Labour members opposite talk about principle—let's talk about what happened to this bill. When it was a New Zealand First bill and they needed New Zealand First to put them into the Government, they supported it, but when it's a National bill, suddenly, they flip-flop and they're opposed to it. Their opposition to this bill has got far more to say with the petty politics that I've seen almost every members' day in the term of this Parliament. When National members sponsor good bills, Labour are so narrow-minded and petty that they oppose it regardless. That pettiness was exposed in the select committee. Members on this side of the House heard the evidence and proposed amendments that would make the bill better. Labour members of the committee admitted the amendments would make the bill better but voted against them. Well, I think we owe a duty as members on select committees, whatever the bill is, to make it the best possible bill. Members opposite are like robots for the executive and will just do whatever they're told, even when it breaks their basic principles.