This Government—and I want to just step it through—has increased Government spending since coming to power by 67 percent. You haven't seen a 67 percent improvement in outcomes or services. And, consequently, we're spending $127 billion this year in Government spending. That is unprecedented and that is $51 billion more this year than it was in 2017—$51 billion more. And now, let's just look at this year, because Grant Robertson said he would spend $6 billion in the biggest Budget spend-up in the history of New Zealand, and he's actually spending far, far more than that. And I want to take the House and the country through this because it's actually really important everybody understands what's going on, because he's trying to make out that he's fiscally prudent. And the reality is he's more addicted to spending than he's ever been before. There's the $6 billion he's already announced, and then you have to remember, earlier in the week, he spent $3 billion from the Climate Emergency Response Fund, earlier in the week—a lot on Labour projects and buzz words and strategies and plans and plans for plans.