Hon MICHAEL WOODHOUSE: Well, it was rather uncomplimentary, potentially, to those who did. I think it involved a needle, hot, and my eye. And I didn't intend it to be a criticism of the role; I think it's an incredibly noble thing to do. And I've said many times that it's my belief that local council work is actually harder than this place in some respects; not the least of which is because there's the lack of that sort of collective caucus responsibility. And mayors often have to sort of manage 10 or 12 islands in an archipelago, rather than sort of the more coloured sides that we have.