These are the kinds of things that the Government uses our money for: buying land without proper legal authority, putting money into an over-inflated housing market, and all of this money at the margin is borrowed and will have to be paid for by those younger generations, who are the ones struggling so hard to get into that exact same market. The ACT Party says that the hard-working taxpayer who gets up, makes the kids' lunches, takes them to school, goes to work, puts up with the challenges they face there, goes home, makes the kids' dinner, and goes to bed, knowing they're getting about a third of all their money taken by the Government, needs to know that when the Government spends money it is spending it legally, according to legislation like we're debating today, on the right things, not putting it into markets that are already overheated, and that it is actually adding value to make sure that New Zealand will have a more skilful, a more productive, a better-housed, and a better-infrastructured future.