The point of this fiscal debate we are having today is to think about the choices that we make today and the impacts they will have for future generations. Here on this side of the House, we are prepared to forecast a couple of things. First of all, for New Zealand's superannuation system to be affordable, we will have to raise the age of eligibility. We're prepared to forecast that if we want the children of the members opposite to have the choices that they had growing up, then they'll need a Minister of Finance that can spend money better. We are prepared to forecast that if we want this country to grow and be more economically prosperous we will have to invest a lot smarter in our education capability, in technology, and in meeting the challenges of our times. That is what a National Government will do.