Then get this: we went to the select committee—myself, Melissa Lee, Louise Upston—and said, "Hey, we'd like the New Zealand Film Commission to come in and just have a little bit of a kōrero, a little bit of a chat. We'd like a bit at a time, we'd like it be pretty free-ranging.", and it hasn't gone so well. We were limited to 20 minutes in total. The thing to really keep in mind there, of course, we're the Opposition; we only get 25 percent of that time and we've been severely limited in what we can talk about. The most open and transparent Government ever—let's pull down the paintings, let's pull down the statues, let's limit the education system, let's not allow parliamentarians to do their job. Oh, and by the way, let's get freedom of speech in there. But, hey, let's switch. Let's switch from picking on the Government completely—no, let's just keep going. 