I remember what it's like to be in Opposition, and I do remember that. On your dark days, you wake up thinking about how you're going to trip up the Government, how you're going to bring down the Government, and you forget, in the midst of all of that, that you've got to give New Zealanders a reason to vote for you and for your party. That is exactly the hole that the National Party have fallen into. They're so busy trying to criticise the Government, trying to bring down whatever it is that we are doing, that they're giving New Zealanders no good reason to vote for them. And it's the reason they're looking so glum over on that side of the House—because they know it and because they can feel it. Been there, done that, don't want to do it again. 