DAVID SEYMOUR: Yep, hard-working MP. Fifty percent chance that Person A uses it. Then the next person that comes in, Scott Simpson, hard-working MP for Coromandel, 50 percent chance that he uses it. The chance that both of them scanned in at the same place is only 25 percent, and that's if 50 percent of people are scanning in. The chances of actually connecting two people who are there is only 25 percent. Now, in reality, we're lucky if 10 percent of people are using it, and 10 percent times 10 percent is a 1 percent chance of it working. So all the good people like Scott Simpson and Matt Doocey, hard-working representatives of provincial New Zealand who scan in wherever they go—and there's Stuart Smith, he's looking for a bit of attention in the back there—