Hon MICHAEL WOODHOUSE: —pieces of legislation when they abstain—I know; it's a character flaw of mine, Mr Brownlee—but when they sit on the fence and get splinters up their butt because they will not oppose things that they know they should. But today, they've made a line-ball call and they have said, "No; we can't support this process and we can't support this legislation.", and I commend them for that, because it is a line-ball call. The National Party has considered whether or not it should oppose it and we've come down on the side of "OK; let's hold our noses and support it.", because the workers will be better off. I think what Mr Tuiono did was very clearly articulate that their opposition to this bill was not opposition to the workers getting more money. I commend the Green Party for their position on that basis.