CHRIS BISHOP (National): Mr Deputy Speaker, can I firstly, sir, congratulate you on your election to this august office. We in the National Party are looking forward to working with you. This Government has a big mandate—the biggest mandate any Government has ever obtained under MMP. It was once said by Sir Geoffrey Palmer that it would, basically, be impossible for a Government to ever govern alone under MMP. In fact, the system was specifically designed to stop that happening, but yet here we are. The Labour Party has 64—it will be 65 once Phil Twyford is sworn in—seats, and we find ourselves here in the National Party in Opposition with significantly reduced numbers. And we take that message on board seriously. We do. Because the voters in a democracy are always right. By definition, they are always correct, and when the voters send a party from 56 seats after the 2017 election to 33, you have to respect that result, and you have to take it on board and listen to what the voters are saying.