It was actually my colleague Dr Nick Smith who introduced the first initiatives, opposed by the Labour Opposition at that stage, opposed by the Greens, who used every possible stunt that they could achieve to block and stop what he was trying to do. They thought that was all wrong, and then suddenly there's a change of Government and oh, yes, a road to Damascus, a recovery and an aberration, and suddenly it's all their idea. Well, that's not what history tells us, because we know on this side of the House that the tradition of Labour parties, not just in New Zealand but around the world—it's a socialist tradition, actually—is that there are only three policy initiatives that they have when it comes to any matter, whether it's the environment, fresh water, or anything. Those three policy initiatives are either to ban it, make it compulsory, or tax it—often, a combination of all three.