But the first thing I want to point out, and it was noted on this side of the House, and I'm sure the other side of the House knew it wasn't coming—they knew it wasn't coming—but there was no mention of the great Opposition leader, Simon Bridges: not a murmur, not a mutter, not a single utterance of the name "Simon Bridges". Now, that's got to tell a story to New Zealanders, does it not?—a story of National probably hedging their bets on what the leadership might look like as they go into Opposition. 