ACT New Zealand, they amuse—we had a speaker from ACT speaking on an earlier part of this bill, who talked about how—we were talking about roading and how we should be more like Sweden because Sweden had these magnificent roads where down the middle they had a barrier which prevented the sort of accidents we have in New Zealand. And we should be more like Sweden. I did remind that speaker across the House of the very high taxation rate in Sweden, and that member really didn't have an answer. Because we could have anything we like if, like Sweden, you do have absolutely free education—not that I'm advocating we go to those levels. But certainly someone has got to pay, which comes back to what I mentioned originally, that those opposite, in a relatively infantile way, obviously believe that money does grow on trees. They can have these things that we demand, that we can have all these things we demand, but no one pays for them.