What was interesting, the papers that got put on during that debate under urgency—that policy got put together on 4 May. Who would have thought? It was too late to even be put in the costing of the Budget; it sat outside of it because, of course, they denied the cost-of-living crisis—they denied it. The reason they put up that $350 for New Zealanders was because of the Opposition. If it wasn't for the Opposition, they wouldn't have done it. And what you've got to do is scratch your head because the average Kiwi wage is 72K. With that $350, the entitlement stopped at 70K. So a New Zealander on the average wage is not even entitled to that. They get one of those big NZTA red zeros, and you've got to wonder at all this policy on the hoof. And that's what the public is realising—these guys are making it up as they go. 