KIRITAPU ALLAN: —whether it's Botany, whether it's whoever. The member will work—oh, actually, no, I disagree with that. I think they work very hard for their own gain, more often than not, because the reality is, for most of us—look, as much as I think, you know, I got here on my own merit, I certainly did not. There is a party that I belong to, it's its principles and its values, and it's on the back of my party that I stand in this House. Now, if I have some fundamental change of heart in my principles, my values, or, indeed, perhaps the party pivots on me—who knows? I was reflecting earlier with some colleagues just prior—I think, actually, it was the Hon Ruth Dyson. She was a big part of the fourth Labour Government—