There's another group that we need to be kind to, and it's our future generations, because we are saddling them with an eye-watering amount of debt that needs to be repaid. I'll be long gone—certainly from this House and probably from this Earth—before we even start to make inroads into that. Why? Because this Government does what it does best; it spends. It has a policy of spending more in the good times, because we've got more to spend. It has a policy of spending in the tough times because we have to pump-prime the economy. It is the world champion Government of spending. It prints money so it can spend it. But what wasn't in the Speech from the Throne was anything like a plan for earning it. Governments don't earn money, they take it off the people who do, and there is an absolute dearth of plans in here to encourage the innovation, the entrepreneurialism, and the sheer hard work of Kiwis to go out and earn the income that the Government then taxes, and that's the biggest disappointment. So much talk—so much talk about kindness—but very little action.