Mr Bayly said a few other things in his opening comments that I thought were quite brilliant—that in Koru Clubs all over New Zealand, loyal National Party supporters are saying to him that this Labour Budget is a bad thing, which is not terribly a surprise, really. He also said that they need a pathway back to prosperity, and, given that only one in four people vote for National these days, he's right. They do need a pathway back to prosperity, because it's going to be a very long time before he's able to be in a position where as Treasurer or finance Minister, or some combination of those things, he's going to be able to do what Australia does and impose higher taxes and a capital gains tax. I look forward to the day when that happens.