Can we just say that this adjournment debate is normally full of lots of laughs, and a bit of fun, but it's a particularly difficult and sad year for the country. But it is, obviously, one of those ones I think we're going to look back on as a country and say, "What an astonishing year." Personally, I thought it was a pretty astonishing year—all sorts of things happened that I don't think any of us actually expected, and some of us had long given up on. One of those things was to hear Mr Robertson refer to himself as "humble"; I never thought that was ever going to happen. I also heard him today talk about the need to address child poverty and housing. Well, the public out there—I can tell him—are not going to put up with answers that just address the question. They're going to want real answers. I say to him: when he's busy talking about buying a house for his big Labour group, I suggest he rents it. Just saying.