Hon Gerry Brownlee: I raise a point of order, Mr Speaker. I think, in the context of that little exchange, that's a very unreasonable action for you to take. You pulled me up for apparently chipping at various times, but we've had several questions in the last couple of days from the Deputy Prime Minister that have not been particularly relevant, have had no ministerial responsibility, and have taken an enormous amount of the House's time. So I'd ask you to perhaps reconsider whether or not we might be able to get that supplementary back at some point.