TANGI UTIKERE (Labour—Palmerston North): Tēnā koe, Mr Speaker. It is a pleasure to take a call on the Building (Building Products and Methods, Modular Components, and Other Matters) Amendment Bill. It is even more particularly, I guess, desirable to follow that member, because I know there are a number of new faces around the Chamber, but colleagues on this side asked me who that was. Well, the quality—oh, and there we get the bow of acknowledgment from Mr Simpson, the person who, in his own words, has the quality of parliamentary representation in the Coromandel. It is so good that people do not know who he is on this side of the House. The message for the Opposition, quite simply, is that my colleague Rachel Brooking will be here in 10 years' time. It's a little bit questionable for those on the other side of the House, and perhaps we could refer to him later as the former member for the Coromandel, in the future, at some stage. I think he is thinking it is coming sooner than he may hope. 