Now, an interesting fact: I don't put a lot of store in what people did before they were in Parliament—I'm interested in what they do when they're here—but 30 percent of the current Labour caucus were union organisers. This is the most extraordinary thing. In the general New Zealand population, 0.026 percent of New Zealanders are union organisers. That means a Labour MP is 10,000 times more likely to be a union organiser than the average New Zealander. You might have thought—