Hon SHANE JONES (Minister of Forestry): That was a speech of concession where that South Island member, Amy Adams, has already acknowledged they will not win the upcoming election. Rather, they are continuing a campaign of sleaze—of bare-faced falsehoods about the party that I belong to. I want to set the record straight. This party believes in jobs and industry. This party, in the form of my good self, from time to time has attracted support from figures in industry. Those gestures of support are declared. That is how democracy is expected to work. But no, what do we hear earlier today? We hear during the course of Mr Carter's contribution very defamatory things not only said about elements of the party I belong to but associated with people no less august than Graeme Hart. I challenge that member to go out of this House and repeat what he said in the middle of the debate on the Forests (Regulation of Log Traders and Forestry Advisers) Amendment Bill. He won't, because he will discover he does not have short hands and long pockets; he will have empty pockets. That gives an indication, and I warn the other side of the House: do not run a campaign, in so far as I am concerned, with that level of taint and that level of stigmatisation. Be careful about the Pandora's box of woe you open yourselves.