SIMON O'CONNOR: —who laugh, who laugh. They're our modern-day iconoclasts, loving their cancel culture, getting rid of everything they don't like. I'd actually encourage them to go and talk to their Māori Party colleagues because they are out there at the moment saying, "Te Ao Māori has no place for labels.", which I think is probably a really useful thing the Greens could go to, because actually it doesn't matter that he came from the UK or he may have been a Prime Minister elsewhere. He was a remarkable man. And according again to Te Paati Māori, Te Ao Māori, which I'm sure the Green Party loves, says there should be no labels. So that's really important. Oh, by the way, and more of just an encouragement to my Labour Party colleagues, don't tell the Green Party to walk down the Speaker's corridor because there's a picture there of Michael Joseph Savage and they might get a little bit upset about elements of his history, too.