The previous speaker complained about immigration. What I would complain about that previous Government, the National Government, was that they used wanton, unfettered immigration as a way of growing the economy. In fact, again, Mr McClay mentioned GDP per capita. And I would contest his contribution strongly, because the average GDP per capita under the National Government in their nine years was less than 0.4 percent for the entire time. The claims that Mr McClay made did not ring with me in the House. He used a convenient statistic about 25,000 people out of work or something like that. But he forgets to add up the ongoing commitment this Government has made to work in supporting small businesses and large ones to employ more people. Just last quarter, there were 3,000 more people employed in our economy. And actually, according to Statistics New Zealand, actually all of them, all of the additional ones were women—quite an amazing statistic. 