Hon STUART NASH (Minister of Tourism): Thank you very much, Mr Speaker. Last night, I heard that member, the Hon Paul Goldsmith, speaking, and he argued against the minimum wage. He argued against an increase in workers' holidays. He argued against increases in sick leave. He wants to get rid of Labour Day. He argued against fair pay agreements. I want to know, what does that member have against good, hard-working New Zealanders? Goodness me, really, you can tell he's from Epsom, can't you? The other thing I would say is the Jobs for Nature programme which, again, that member just ran down; what I can tell the House is that programme kept a whole lot of workers and a whole lot of tourist towns well connected to their communities and, without that, they would have moved on. So the Minister of Conservation, the Hon Kiritapu Allan, was partly responsible for that, and I think that was a fantastic initiative that continues to add value to our communities. 