I think the economy's a good place to start, because Grant Robertson's here; he stayed around. We've got to give him credit for that; it's fantastic. But you've just got to look at his delivery of the cost of living payment over the last 24 hours. That mismanagement just sums up the mismanagement of our economy. And you've got to remember, first and foremost, it isn't his money—this cost of living payment that he's designed. And he's got such disdain for taxpayers' money that he actually makes this scheme up on the fly, under political pressure, against the advice of officials, and then he sprays the cash around to French backpackers and investment bankers in London and even dead people, yeah, and prisoners, I think, as well. The Auditor-General then slaps him some down very publicly, like we've never seen before, saying "Hey, listen. Not a good use of public money." And you think: could you just apologise to New Zealand people and say, "Maybe I kind of got that one wrong; really sorry about that."? Maybe you could tell us how many ineligible people actually got it, would be quite useful. But I've got to tell you: it wouldn't have happened under Nicola Willis' watch. But that's what it is. 