I'm going to go back to what the Minister for Finance said in his Budget speech, because what the Minister of Finance said in his Budget speech really resonated with me, because I grew up in about a similar era. I grew up in the time of the 1980s and the 1990s, when austerity reigned supreme, when we knew families who were on welfare and had their entire budgets cut. Mums with three kids couldn't feed them. It was awful. I had friends and family who had horrible times, and we went to university not because we were particularly that keen on going there; it's because there weren't any jobs to go to. We learnt the hard way that austerity and hard times burns the next generation, and we don't want to do that. We want a country that grows the next generation, who have hope, who have jobs, who have money in their pockets, and who are able to learn and to be confident that they can provide for their own. That's what this Budget does. It looks after the next generation. Yes, we know damn right that there are tough times ahead, but this is a team that is united to respond, to rebuild, and to recover, and we will do that together.