This was a Government that was willing to move from the historical Calvinistic approach to fiscal management into pouring money into the economy. Yes, a lot of it has gone into short-term consumption; that's because many New Zealanders do not have surplus savings to live weeks on end without regular income. I think why that is important is that, once we leave this House at the end of this week and go out and speak to Kiwis, they're going to want to know, "Yes, but what exactly are you going to do?" How precisely are you going to replenish confidence in the economy or, indeed—because the economy is just people. The economy is not quadratic equations; it's consumers, it's investors, it's NGOs, it's firms, it's institutions.