This election will be a difficult one for everybody. We're still coming out of the restrictions of level 2, we assume by next Wednesday, we'll be in level 1. But it will be an election like no other, because the future of this country depends on significant improvement in economic management than we've seen in the last two years. It's easy to spend money. And we've got the ridiculous situation we had in the House twice today—once from the bike rider, the Hon Dr David Clark, and once from the Hon Chris Hipkins—talking about the neglect of the last nine years. Well, if there was neglect for the last nine years, how can Grant Robertson keep coming into the House time and time again, saying that this economy is luckier than all our trading nations because of the fiscal disciplines that we inherited from the National Government? Labour can't have it both ways. They've been talking with forked tongues for the last 2½ years—