Hon SCOTT SIMPSON (National—Coromandel): Madam Speaker, thank you very much. The only thing that that member who's resumed his seat, the Hon Dr David Clark, got right was the fact that he said his time was nearly up, and it is. It's nearly up, indeed, because if ever there was an example of how bad and how unimaginative this Budget was, it's the reference to the money that is going to be wasted at the Hillside railway workshops in Dunedin. We're going to be back at a time when, back in the 1970s, in the 1960s, even into the early 1980s, we used to assemble kitset cars in New Zealand. We used to try and think that we had a car assembly industry. Well, that's what we are going back to at Hillside. We're going to have dismantled wagons from overseas, and then we're going to put them together like some giant Meccano set, employ a whole lot of people on, sort of, make-work jobs schemes, and kid ourselves that somehow this is a great industrial revolution for Dunedin. Well, it's not, because, like that project, this Government's Budget this year has been little more than a flight of fiscal fantasy.