I think it's important—and I'm sure you will do this, and I have great and sincere hope for you, your personality, and mana—that you'll rise above partisan politics and treat members with grace and respect. You know, when I was a sole and relatively junior MP, I was treated so badly by your predecessor that often senior members of his party came up to me and apologised for him. You'll face a similar dilemma with Gaurav Sharma, someone who you may have voted to expel from the Labour Party on Monday. You'll be responsible for upholding his rights tomorrow. And that is a very important distinction that brings into sharp relief the difference between being a partisan politician and the Speaker. I have great confidence that you will do that well, on behalf of the people of New Zealand. 