We heard that businesses in Auckland feel like they are not being listened to. We heard of the Auckland businesswoman who is losing everything: has lost the reserves that she has built up, has lost the ability to be able to hand her business eventually on to her staff, has lost her will to carry on running a business. She said she feels like she is just collateral damage from the Prime Minister's legacy project. Well, much as I sympathise with that Auckland business owner, and I do genuinely sympathise with that Auckland business owner because I've had enough hospitality business people coming to me, saying how heartbreaking their situation is, I actually think that she's wrong. I don't think that it is just her that is the collateral damage from the Prime Minister's legacy project. I think that it is the whole of New Zealand that is suffering as collateral damage. I think it is the generations to come that are going to have to pay for the vanity of this Government that did not do its work, that did not play its role in getting the vaccinations out, in getting the ICU beds ready, in getting our country prepared for this Delta outbreak, and therefore they must take total and complete responsibility for the huge amount of debt that they are handing on as a legacy to the generations of New Zealanders who are going to have to continue paying this off for their lifetime because of the vanity of this Government and the Prime Minister's legacy project. Thank you, Madam Speaker. This party opposes the amendment bill.