CHRIS PENK (National—Kaipara ki Mahurangi): Thank you very much, Mr Speaker. Well, we've heard from Mr McAnulty, "You can tell when the Opposition's had a raw nerve touched, because they start shouting", and he started shouting—he did, Mr McAnulty. He really got into it. He also said that the Opposition has taken no general debate contributions on the subject. Well, I would ask Mr McAnulty to ask the Parliamentary Library of himself how many general debate contributions he has made on this subject. How many questions has he asked his ministerial colleagues? How much attention has he paid? Well, he's given us a three-part plan. He's told us that he's got an announcement to make tonight. He's told us what the third one will be. He's made the classic announcement about an announcement, in other words, and we can't wait to hear more detail about what they are not going to do.