That would be a budget for the battlers, a budget for those people who wake up, make the kids' lunches, go to work, pick them up from school, take them to practice, put them down to do their homework, and get up and do it again the next day—the people that pay the bills and actually make this country a great place to live. That is what this Budget is for, but sadly we do not have a Government at the moment that is this connected with reality. We have a Government dominated by former union organisers that is pursuing an agenda that is alien and unknown to the overwhelming majority of New Zealand. But unfortunately the tailwinds they've taken for granted are going to run out and eventually turn against them, and at that time, with rising interest rates and terms of trade not being as good as they have been, a whole lot of debt and no real preparation for COVID or raising productivity or skills or getting infrastructure and homes built, people will look back and ask "What was this Government up to?" They'll say, "This Government was in la-la land. We wish we'd had ACT earlier." Thank you, Mr Speaker.