I also want to address one of the other issues that was raised by the previous speaker, and that is the ongoing pressure of an ageing population and the effect it will have on our expenditure. It is true that New Zealand superannuation will, in fact, over time, demand a greater share of GDP as we support our senior citizens. I take it that we all agree that supporting our senior citizens is the right and proper and good thing to do. But I am also going to point out that it was the Labour Party in Government that took the most serious steps for supporting our senior citizens. It was the Labour Party in Government that introduced KiwiSaver—that enables people to save for their retirement. It was the Labour Party in Government, under the leadership of Michael Cullen, who set up the New Zealand Superannuation Scheme, the Cullen fund. It was the Labour Party that put money into it, and it was that party—the Opposition when they were in Government—who stopped contributing to the Cullen fund. If anyone doesn't know how to sustain New Zealand's superannuation, it's that side of the House. On this side of the House, we have taken a prudent and long-term view as to how to support our senior citizens—who we will all be ourselves one day—through to a dignified old age.