Hon MICHAEL WOODHOUSE: Oh, there we go. The Berocca has kicked in. I think we need a bit more magnesium over there. It is lazy budgeting, and it's actually an insult to drunken sailors to say that that's what this Government is spending like. I'll say this about drunken sailors: they spend their own money. This Government is spending taxpayers' money. It has a responsibility to make sure that for every single dollar—in the good times, but especially in the tough times— of taxpayers' money that they lift out of the pockets of hard-working New Zealanders and spend on these initiatives, they've got to be able to hold hand on heart and say two things: (a) this is good value for money, and (b) we know that because it has been scrutinised by select committees and this House. I don't think we can say either of those things about the Supplementary Estimates, and certainly I predict that the spending that's going to go on in a still eye-watering $30 billion imprest supply is going to be exactly the same. 