SIMEON BROWN (National—Pakuranga): Thank you, Madam Speaker, for the opportunity to take a call on the second reading of this Road User Chargers (Temporary RUC Reduction Scheme) Amendment Bill. I just want to acknowledge some members from the other side of House for some of their contributions. Before, we had "Team White": I thought it was a great contribution from "Team White", telling us to stop asking the pesky questions. [Interruption] That's right, stop asking the pesky questions, because, apparently, we now live under a dictatorship in New Zealand—it's no longer a democracy. In fact, actually, what we should be doing here in this Parliament is simply, whenever the Government announces something, wait for the legislation and then just rush it through and don't ask any single question. But I did note "Team McAnulty", the chief whip, did give her a little telling off. She spoke for a little bit longer, because she was, unfortunately, making too many points. Too many points. And that wasn't to be had. I'm sure that "Team Wood", the Minister of Transport down at the front, would not have been impressed with that contribution in that way.