BRETT HUDSON (National): Thank you, Mr Speaker. Well, without question, the greatest privilege we have as members of Parliament is the parliamentary privilege afforded to us in this House and in the conducting of parliamentary business, and today we witnessed—I witnessed, I believe for the first time—a member use that privilege, which should be treated with the respect due to the latitude, the vast latitude, it affords us, to make unfounded allegations about a number of people in a forum where they have no ability to respond. None of them can attend this Chamber and respond, with the same protections afforded to Winston Peters, a response to those allegations. I would hope that I would never show such a character to take the opportunity in this House to do such things to others. To me, I believe that would simply debase myself, and I leave it to New Zealanders to interpret the comments from Winston Peters earlier this afternoon.