What this doesn't speak about is just the absolute waste of Government spending, and one of the areas which I'm very focused on is the growth in the public sector which has grown substantially over the last few years. We've had a 50 percent increase in salaries for core public servants; 10,000 additional Wellington bureaucrats, and they're saying, "Well, that's all because of COVID". Well, even last year when they increased the number of bureaucrats in Wellington by 6,900, the Public Service Commission said, "Oh, only half of that's actually because of COVID". So what's the other half for, and how many of these jobs are going to get baked-in over the years to come? The wastage of expenditure, the number of people in the Public Service earning over $400,000 a year has doubled, and hard-working New Zealanders out there who are just trying to put petrol in their car, pay the rent, pay the electricity bill, and to get by and, hopefully, one day own a house are the ones scratching their head and saying, "Where is this Government, and what is it actually doing for me?" And the question they'll be asking is: "Am I better off now than I was four years ago?" The answer is no, they're not; they're going backwards, and that's something that's hurting many, many New Zealanders but was not addressed in this speech. 