MARJA LUBECK (Labour): Thank you, Madam Speaker. It's a delight to take a short call to finish off this debate. The previous speaker who just resumed his seat, Andrew Bayly, seemed to be pining for the past when he talks about "when we were in power" and he refers to his ruthless Government that was in power and did whatever they needed to do. There was another member, Andrew Bayly. Andrew Bayly was harking back to the past, talking about Bill English and John Key. Well, actually, this is no longer the party of Bill English and John Key; they're a totally different party. In fact, this is a party who has discovered a new word. We've heard it all through their speeches, a new word. It is "competence"—competence from the safe-cracking party. What a laugh! I bet you New Zealanders wish that they had discovered that word when they were in Government, because they weren't exactly a Government of competence.