Look, I just take issue with some of the stuff. The member talked a good game about equality, and, of course, what we do know is that we had 100,000 children in a poverty gap and that number has increased over the last five-and-a-bit years. We are seeing so much hardship and division in New Zealand at the moment at a financial, economic, and social issue that, personally, I find very concerning. Because not only does New Zealand have a huge economic challenge ahead of it but it has a huge social challenge in terms of how we bring people back together, how we actually create an environment that people want to live in in New Zealand and feel that they're getting a fair shot, because certainly that's not the case. And to say that the Government is undertaking targeted support, which we all know in the most recent example has been an absolute disaster, where if you're a university student you cannot get access to the so called $300-odd that people have been given, but they're those type of people who are not earning money, who want to earn money, but, and for some perverse reason, are not getting access to it, and yet people living overseas, as Mr Bishop talks about, lawyers overseas in London are suddenly finding they're getting money from the New Zealand Government; it's outrageous.