That is the kind of thinking that a Minister of Finance who is genuinely concerned about the next 40 years of New Zealand's fiscal position would be thinking about, because, as the Treasury point out in their report, we must consider the cumulative impact of better spending. We must consider not only what it is that we spend more on in the next Budget but what it is we are spending money on today. I would implore of members opposite that they should treat New Zealanders with more respect than saying that anyone who says they think they can get better quality spending is talking about cuts, because, actually, what we are talking about is getting better results and better value. As the Treasury point out in the statement, what that requires is a rigour, is accountability, is a set of performance measures, is an ability to drive into the detail of delivery and implementation to ensure that when more money is appropriated from New Zealanders it is actually getting results. Sadly, we are not seeing that from this Government. 