Nevertheless, under this Government, with that cancelled, they are some $4,000 a year worse off, and there are 28,000 more people on the dole. What is that? Half of Whanganui? Half of Whangārei? A couple of Whakatānes? There are more people on the dole. When New Zealanders are working harder and are fed up with that because of the costs they're paying, there are more people who are on the dole right now. Job growth has flat-lined, because there are no expectations under this Government to get a job. [Interruption] And they laugh, but New Zealanders aren't laughing, because they see a situation where there's been lack of delivery, where there's no infrastructure, where the economy's getting worse, and where there's a situation where people are facing more costs. There are 7,000 more children in poverty today than there were a couple of years ago, I say to Ron Mark—7,000 more children. Actually, there are tens of thousands sitting there, and the Christchurch City Mission says that things were better under us and that things have got much, much worse.