The motion, I think, is quite generous. I think one of the things I think I will be raising in the Standing Orders is the question of proportionality and duration. I think 20 minutes in the Budget debate and in the Prime Minister's statement is quite generous for a party of that size. Bear in mind that when we come to the Standing Orders Committee considering this being made a permanent order, it won't be about Te Paati Māori; it will about any small party, and we have had parties established after members have, perhaps, left other parties. I can think of Brendan Horan, who established a political party, and, respectfully, I'm not sure that the spirit of this would, sort of, survive the black-letter changes in the Standing Orders if it were extended, perhaps, that far.