SIMON O'CONNOR: Well, I will tell them what I think: it's not good. Fundamentally, on this side, we've actually got no problem with helping people. In fact, we've got no problem with using the benefit system. We are actually quite proudly a party that in the last Government was the first in 43 years, I think at that time, to actually increase main benefits. So we have a good history of support. I think the fundamental issue for me here is the how. What we've, effectively, got here is a rather inconsistent structure—and I will touch on that in different ways as I go through it. It's potentially a discriminatory system. I'm going to be absolutely fascinated to see if the Greens take a call, because my understanding is they're not actually supporting this bill. So I find myself—if true—in the rather odd position that National and the Greens might be on the same side. I don't know how I feel about that. I'm not sure how they feel about that. It could be a rollercoaster. Or maybe, in the last few hours, some agreement's been made.