Do you know what? I won't hold it up. I'll cover up what you call a slogan and I call a title. It also says, in our alternative Budget, that the ACT Party would have foreign investors from democratic OECD countries allowed to send ideas and money to New Zealand without the normal obstruction of the Overseas Investment Office. Now, we have, per capita, half as much foreign direct investment as Australians, a third of what Estonian citizens have, and Estonians are about to overtake us in productivity or GDP per hour worked. Can we really afford to be one of the hardest countries in the world to send investment and ideas to? Or do we need the kind of ideas that ACT promotes in order to make this a country that can hold on to its First World status, its developed country living standards, that can afford the cancer drugs that people need when they or their loved ones get ill, that is a place that young people want to stay and build their futures?