Anyway, I digress away from the bill, which is to say we've sort of been here before, because 20 years ago, the answer was DHBs, and yet here we go again. Labour's back in and their big bang reform now they're unshackled from New Zealand First—and I have no time for Winston Peters, but it is true to say that the last Labour Government was stopped from doing some dumb stuff by New Zealand First. I mean, one thing they stopped them doing was this stupid retrospective property law changes, which we're going to consider in the next bill before the House, but I don't think they would have agreed to this. But anyway, here we are, unshackled by any essential governing party—and I don't count the Greens as part of that governing arrangement because, as was demonstrated last week, in the bipartisan deal done between National and Labour over housing, no one cares what the Greens think anymore, actually, about much at all, frankly. No one really has any interest in what they have to say. So they're there, but let's face it, this is Labour's ideological bill. So we're going to get rid of DHBs and go back to the future.