So for me, being the Minister of Finance, yes it's about the numbers, yes it's about making sure that as a country we prepare ourselves for the future, but it's mostly about the people, and that's what got forgotten for nine years. They sat on that side of the House—on this side of the House then—and said, "We've got a rock star economy because we've got growth rates at a particular level." Well, the rock star economy was delivering the schools where people were being taught in classrooms. It was delivering the mouldy hospitals. It was delivering the dirty rivers. That's not success, and on this side of the House, we're proud that we are taking a different approach to what constitutes success in our society.