CHLÖE SWARBRICK (Green): E Te Māngai, tēnā koe. Tēnā koutou e Te Whare. We accept the politics that we think we deserve, and it's becoming kind of obvious that it's election year. As somebody inside this House, I must say that I can absolutely empathise with members of the public who see the kind of argy-bargy that goes on in this place and decide to turn away. In fact, oftentimes when we're sat in here and we look up at the public gallery and we look at the faces of young people, school children, it becomes immediately obvious that the behaviour that transpires here would not be acceptable in classrooms across the country. So it, therefore, feels somewhat quite far removed from the supposed solutions that we in this House are empowered to create.