Let's just have a look at what, though, is facing New Zealand. This is going to be an extremely important election because it's about who is going to be best able to manage what has been described by the Reserve Bank of New Zealand as the biggest economic downturn in 160 years. That is even older than our dear friend the Rt Hon Winston Peters. That is 160 years, and what did I just hear from the Prime Minister, the leader of the Labour Party? What did I hear from the leader of the Labour Party? A whole lot of pixie dust and talking about how everything's just going to be fine. That's what I heard. An awful lot of dust; dust—that was all it was. 