It's not that New Zealanders are actually going to be surprised by this recent turn of events. The Government has talked up a big game but not actually delivered it and not even checked to see that the delivery, in fact, wasn't happening. We've seen it consistently, for now just shy of three years. What are we going to do? We're going to build light rail down Dominion Road in four years. How's that going? We're going to build 5,000 KiwiBuild homes. They've delivered fewer than 10 percent of their promise. This has been a Government that for three years has governed by press release and announcement, trying to have New Zealanders believe that it is merely the spouting of words and intentions that delivers. The truth, as New Zealanders are now finding at the peril of their own health, is quite different. What they need is a Government that they can rely upon to actually do what it says it will do, the sort of Government that National showed itself as in the last nine years, particularly following the global financial crisis, the Canterbury earthquakes, the Pike River disaster—a Government that they could rely upon.