And so, we had a speech yesterday from a Prime Minister who was uncharacteristically flat in terms of her presentation. It was a speech that lacked energy, that lacked vision, that lacked hope, and that lacked a sense of purpose or direction for New Zealand at a time when New Zealand does actually need leadership—when it needs inspirational, aspirational leadership of the sort that is not being provided by this Government, and that so many New Zealanders desperately want and need. And that's kind of sad, because I think that we all come to this place as members of Parliament, as legislators, to provide hope and a brighter future for all New Zealanders, no matter how they vote. And to see a Government that is bereft of ideas and running out of steam is, I think, a sad thing. And we've seen, effectively, the roll-out of a speech yesterday that was just a rerun of speeches past that delivered no performance, that delivered no measures, that delivered no sense of direction other than, "Oh well, we'll just manage our way through as best we can. We'll make things up as we go along and we'll change the rules and the parameters on a day-by-day basis as we see fit." And that's just not good enough.