Hon MICHAEL WOODHOUSE (National): Thank you, Mr Speaker. This is my first intervention in the House since yesterday's news that that my good friend and colleague the Hon Simon Bridges was going to retire from it. I mention that in this context for two reasons: one is Simon Bridges and Todd Muller were actually involved in this case in the early stages—so this has been a success with a number of contributors—but, secondly, when he was asked by media yesterday what he would remember most about his political career, he did talk about a few transport projects, but he actually talked about the really important work that we as MPs do for the people we serve. I wouldn't trivialise it by saying the smaller things, but the things that have a really, really big impact on individuals' lives, that we don't always get success for, but, when we do, picking up the phone and being able to say we've got a solution for you, we've got a win for you with ACC, or Housing, or Immigration, is actually one of the great moments, I think.