Andrew Bayly—well, as he himself pointed out, his initial contribution addressed a number of issues that we'd come to when we came to that part of the bill, and so didn't really address Part 1 of the bill. He spent a lot of time talking down the economy and not acknowledging the 5.6 percent GDP growth that there has been in the economy and the triple A ratings that New Zealand's had from the rating agencies recently—something that's very rare in the world. The extraordinary leadership of the finance Minister, Grant Robertson, has to be acknowledged. As a result of his general negative talk about the economy, he doesn't seem to have faith in businesses in the way that the Labour Party does, but there we are—that's his prerogative. I'm sure he will raise relevant provisions in the other parts; he frequently does.