The biggest example we've had of that is the way they have approached housing policy, where they said, "We want to divide New Zealanders. We want to blame those mums and dads who've saved hard for the nest egg of a rental property. We want to call them 'speculators'. We want to blame them for house price increases, so we will remove their interest deductibility. We will increase their costs. We will ignore the advice from the Treasury. We'll ignore the advice from our officials saying 'This is likely to increase rents with the biggest impact being on the lowest-income New Zealanders, who are most likely to be detrimentally impacted by rent increases by landlords facing increased costs.' " So they ignored that advice. They are quite happy to rob Peter to pay Paul, to pat themselves on the back and say that they're the ones delivering dignity, when they're the ones delivering increased costs to our most vulnerable New Zealanders.