As is right and proper in a functioning democracy, parties can, should, and will debate the detail of how to achieve those objectives and that goal. That's right and proper, and, so, yesterday's plan was really, in many respects, just a plan about a plan, because so many of the initiatives—the nearly 300 initiatives that were announced yesterday—were either working groups initiatives that had already been announced or were in train or were just bullet-point statements saying, "We're going to think about a plan on this sort of thing." And, so, all that mush really was an underwhelming plan that a Government has had two years—two years—to bring to this Parliament and to the people of New Zealand. So while we think that there were parts of the emission reduction plan that were worthy and credible, there are some very poor examples of taxpayers' money being spent for little or no result.