Now, I will just continue, I guess, the narrative this evening with our speakers. I know that my colleague Tāmati Coffey brought it up, but we've had a mayor speak, we've had a deputy mayor speak, we've had now a regional councillor speak, and I'm not sure if I want to bring it up, but I'm probably not qualified—I'm not sure if my party knows this, but I'm actually a failed district councillor. Well, I'm actually a failed district councillor candidate, should I say—let's get that right! I ran a really bad campaign. I had a busy life, I had a busy, busy home, and my $15 advertising budget failed miserably, but I hit the middle of the pack. This was 10, 12 years ago, when I was far younger, slimmer, less grey, more hair, all that kind of waffle. So I was committed to running for Labour last year, and so I ran. In fact, I didn't work all of last year as I ran for the Labour Party in New Plymouth, and I was successful by a number. 