DARROCH BALL: It was a member's bill. It was a member's bill that was plucked out. It was a member's bill that was plucked out of the tin by pure luck. The National Party Cabinet that that member was a part of did not want to hear about it. I'm sure Paul Quinn wanted to come and talk to Mr Smith about it—a member of Cabinet—and say, "This is a matter of principle, Mr Smith. We need to have this as a Government bill." Oh no, it wasn't a matter of principle back then, but it is now, apparently. Isn't that right, Mr Smith? So it was a matter of luck, a matter of luck that it was plucked out by the member Paul Quinn; by the member Paul Quinn. A matter of luck. 