Can I go straight to the appropriations. The appropriations—$50 billion this year. Now, we've been absolutely chastised for spending that money—"It's a terrible thing." Just imagine if we hadn't. Just imagine if we hadn't brought in the wage subsidy. Just imagine if we hadn't made the decision at the beginning of this COVID-19 pandemic, if we had said we'd do what the last three speakers have said we do—"Sit, wait, don't spend money, because we can't afford to." Well, where would we be? Have a look at our cousins across the Ditch. Have a look at the Victorians. How many times in this House have you sat in that Chair, have I, have we sat here and listened to us being told, "Be more like the Aussies."? How many times have we been criticised, whatever leader, whoever's over there—"Why aren't you more like the Aussies?" Well, we're not like the Aussies; we're New Zealanders, and we're taking a broad view.