Look at how out of touch they are. David Parker, in his speech, talked about consenting—because there's 40,000 consented houses, there will be no increase in rent. Well, how does that work? How does that work? Should we consent 100,000 houses and then rent will halve? Is that what's going to work? You know, it's great economic theory, isn't it? You know, maybe you should write a book about it? Maybe he should explain his economic theory, because the 40,000 consented houses are going to make jack difference to rent, David Parker. What will make a difference to rent is if the productive part of this economy is belted time and time again, and we have an economy that's based on a party that thinks it can just redistribute income and it knows everything. And it does it with dignity and with heart because it is right, and the rest of the world is wrong. The history of New Zealand is wrong and all economic history is wrong under them.