You might remember but, years ago, Grant Robertson used to talk about an economic concept called "productivity", and he was actually on to something, but he's actually given up talking about it now, because he's got this addiction to spending that's running his life and taking control of everything. And the biggest thing that we can do is we can lift incomes for Kiwis by improving the productivity of our economy and what that means, when you look at it, is you've got to get into the fundamental drivers of an economic plan, and that is about improving education, it's about a world-class infrastructure system that connects us to each other and to the world. It's about technology and capital and innovation. It's about making sure we have a pro-business environment, because we know the Government doesn't do things and get things done; it's businesses, the lifeblood of New Zealand, that get things done in this country. And we need connections with the world in order to sell our best products and services to the 7.8 billion people sitting in 195 other countries. That's how we back Kiwis to succeed, that's how we get higher wages and incomes, and that's how we give people more choice and freedom. 