ANDREW BAYLY: Oh, second to last. Sorry, Ms Russell. The issue about this bill—and the previous speaker, Jo Luxton, just said, well, you know, we don't understand it and it's wrong—it's wrong that the Opposition is so negative. I find that really quite an outlandish statement to make. One of the things that people say about National is that we are ruthlessly disciplined and have ruthless objectives. If anything, they say we over-measure. I haven't yet ever met someone who's said, you know, "National's soft and flabby. You don't like measuring and all that sort of stuff." Here we are. We've got a bill here that's starting to introduce a somewhat ill-defined concept into public finance. 