All those things, we are doing. Yet all the time that we try to help New Zealanders, what do we hear from the Opposition? Nothing but tax cuts and scaremongering around taxation. They complain that we are addicted to spending, addicted to spending, addicted to spending—I don't know how many times I've heard that. It is their one line. But let's talk about what taxation actually pays for. I refer the members of the Opposition to page 21 of the Inland Revenue Department's annual report, the 2021 annual report. The 2022 report will be out soon. It tells us there what we spend our money on. We spend $24 billion a year on health, keeping New Zealanders healthy. We spend $16.6 million a year on New Zealand super, $16.3 billion on education. We spend $6 billion on transport and communication. 