Need I remind the House—and the people listening at home certainly know—this is a country that has just had its Reserve Bank embark on $90 billion of virtual money printing; that has just undertaken to borrow 30 percent of GDP; and that has a net external indebtedness that means that, if people overseas lose confidence in New Zealand's economy, we will find ourselves deeply indebted, trying to pay back the rest of the world with a currency that has gone through the tank. That's the situation in which this Government is introducing new costs and new bureaucracy that have no connection to what the rest of the world is prepared to do on to the productive sector. It is a recipe for disaster. Which leaves the question: what should they have done?