MICHAEL WOOD: Not about that—well, on this side of the House, Ms Parmar, we are relentlessly focused on the future and on how we improve things in New Zealand. So I would find it extraordinary if in a bill in which we are trying to rectify an issue where something hasn't quite worked out, we don't actually apply our collective minds to thinking about how we can do things better for New Zealand in the future. I kind of feel that perhaps that signifies a little bit about the difference between the two sides of the House at the moment, where one side of the House, which is completely negative, as we just heard from that interjection, is always looking back and one side of the House actually wants to say how do we do things better and make progress for New Zealand. That's the Government that Jacinda Ardern's led. That's what we believe on this side of the House. 