Now, Mr Luxon couldn't answer that question. The question I've got for Mr Luxon is: did he not take the clue of the so-called people's court that took place outside Parliament, where Mr Luxon, among other people, was convicted of crimes against humanity? But apparently, no. Now, this question was so easy, David Seymour got it right—that's how easy the question was. But no, Christopher Luxon ploughed on, he doubled down, he said he wouldn't rule it out—he wouldn't rule it out. All that does is tell you just how out of touch and out of his depth Christopher Luxon is. Because if it's giving tax cuts to the wealthiest New Zealanders, if it's his stance on abortion, it's the cuts to public service—all of those things put him out of touch. But his response to that question shows just how his political inexperience is affecting him and the National Party.