Rt Hon DAVID CARTER (National): If I could just, first of all, comment on the contribution we've just heard from Mark Patterson. He said that he didn't believe that the Ruth Richardson Budget of 1991 would have been accepted by this House under the new rules associated with the wellbeing framework. I might point out to the member that even Grant Robertson, in introducing the second reading of this bill, pointed out that Budget 2020 did not meet the wellbeing framework that the Government's promoted, either, because there simply wasn't time, in view of the COVID crisis, to adhere to the rules that the Government's attempting to establish around a wellbeing framework. So I don't think there's much validity in the argument advanced by Mr Patterson. 