We've just been celebrating the fact that we have achieved a surplus of about $7 billion, albeit that a couple of billion of that came from accounting treatment. That is one of the highest Government surpluses we've ever achieved. And yet, we have got a Budget that seems to say it is OK to run up $100 billion of operating surpluses before we even start to generate any returns so that we can even contemplate the ability to pay down some of that $200 billion worth of debt. Now, any business, any household, would not stand a chance if they went to their bank and put up a proposition like this. I think this is the disconnect and the difference that the National Party has with the Government. It is the simple fact that we believe that it is perfectly appropriate that the Government is spending a lot of money right now—in fact, it should be spending more, and I'm going to talk about that—but there is a time when that needs to stop, and we have got a flabby Government that doesn't know anything about financial discipline. And that is the worrying thing, that anyone could be prepared to put out a Budget like this that says we will run up $100 billion worth of deficits and we're perfectly OK.