Every single speaker on the other side of the House tonight, from the Labour side, have trotted out the same pre-prepared lines that, no doubt, their leader's office have given to them: "Don't forget to blame Ukraine. Don't forget to blame gas. Don't forget to blame supply. But whatever you do, don't take any responsibility for anything that we've done on this side"—that side—"of the House. Don't talk about our out-of-control spending. Don't talk about our lack of a plan. Don't talk about our lack of outcomes. Don't talk about any of that; just talk about all of those international factors." Never any admission. Never taking any responsibility for their reckless spending. No admission that maybe that additional 10,000 bureaucrats weren't the best idea, maybe those millions on a cycle bridge to nowhere wasn't the best idea, or maybe those giant red zeroes weren't the best idea. 