Now, that's the Labour Party. That's the dynamics of what has been going on in their party. But let's actually look up what it is: a payment to every New Zealander that's under $70,000 of income. Well, look at the Australians when there was a recession a few years ago for the global financial crisis (GFC). They gave $1,000 to everybody to spend. The Labour Party is not that generous, are they? They didn't give a thousand bucks like the Labor Party did. Guess what happened in Australia when the Liberal Party gave that thousand dollars! Everyone just spent it on TVs. It didn't actually help the Australian economy at all. And if anyone looks back at what the approaches were to the GFC, spending money by giving a payment to a community was seen as the least effective approach. The most effective approach is what the National Party did here, which was actually invest in infrastructure, invest in skills, and invest in the ability for New Zealand to grow its income going forward. 