GREG O'CONNOR (Labour—Ōhāriu): I think that last speech—anyone sitting at home, sitting in the gallery, just have a listen to that last speech, and it sums up the ridiculous situation that the Opposition find themselves in, because you've had speaker after speaker lamenting how much has been spent in this Budget, and then the last speaker spent the last five minutes chastising this Government for not spending more on an industry which, sadly, is an industry which has suffered probably the most, heavily involved in tourism, involved in getting New Zealanders overseas. Admittedly, I have had people from that same industry come into my office; I'm sure every electorate has. I have nothing but sympathy for those people, because not only that, they are also the only people over there at the moment who are actually getting money back for New Zealanders who have money invested in travel companies overseas, and these are the companies that have to get it. So I do feel some sympathy for them; however, we cannot save everything.