Let me give you an example; let's take Chris Hipkins and education because, without doubt, that's the most damning set of stats I've seen since I've come into politics, and to this place, 18 months ago. He spent $5 billion more, hired 1,400 more staff—staff earning $120,000 or more has tripled—and yet we have less kids attending school, and we have worse academic outcomes. What we've got from Chris Hipkins is more spending, more bureaucrats, and worse outcomes. 