Hon MICHAEL WOODHOUSE (National): Well, I'm not sure about the previous member, but I haven't been asking anybody for their urine for a long time. I must say, I've never seen Labour members, in my 13 years in this House, work so hard to oppose a bill they actually like. Dr Liz Craig looked like she was chewing a wasp, and I think we're seeing a pattern emerging here where the whip's sitting there, smirking away, because he knows Labour have been told—the backbenchers, the foot soldiers of this arrogant Government, have been told—to oppose every single good idea if it doesn't come from them, and especially if it came from the National Party. We saw that in the Finance and Expenditure Committee this morning, Dr Webb—I don't think he should be smirking for long. 