SIMON O'CONNOR:, I'm actually trying to just excite things here in this House tonight as we talk taxation. The ultimate one, ultimately—the last point I would make, and people in New Zealand should never forget this: when any Government, it doesn't matter if it's left or right, goes out and says to you "Look, all these amazing things we're delivering by these extra taxes.", that is simply you, the public, being bribed with your own money. Never forget. No Government makes a cent. They tax it off hard-working Kiwis day after day. I'm conscious on this side of the House every time we make a spending promise, every time we spend that money, we have generated that from Kiwis. And so when Jacinda Ardern and others—Grant Robertson—get up and talk about how wonderful they are and doing housing subsidies here and employment things here, and Working for Families there, in themselves they're great. But New Zealand, you're only being bribed with your own money, particularly when it comes to the likes of Working for Families, I'm afraid to say. You work hard, you pay all your taxes, which go into the great circus which is Working for Families, and then they spit some of it back at you. 