Speaking of which, I did ask my colleagues for the privilege of giving the Greens' adjournment debate speech at the closing of this Parliament, partially so that I could deal with the PTSD I have from election 2017. You see, I also gave the Greens' adjournment debate speech at the closure of that Parliament too, and about 15 minutes before I had to come down and speak, I got that evening's TVNZ poll result, which had us under the threshold at 3.5 percent. The whole time that I was delivering that speech, the thought weighed on my mind that it might well be the very last speech by a Green Party member of Parliament ever. Well, 10 weeks later we were in Government, and four weeks after that I met the Pope. So I'm just saying, a lot of things can happen in the final six weeks of an election campaign, and I am mostly saying that to give the National Party a good dose of false hope for themselves, but also, honestly, because the reality is that there is a non-zero probability that this speech could also be our last—speaking statistically. Actually, no I was going to tell another statistics joke, but it isn't significant. [Interruption] Thank you, I'll be here all night—I actually will!