DAVID SEYMOUR (Leader—ACT): No worries, Madam Speaker, I know you've just come on shift but thank you for the call. I rise in support of my colleague's speech. These long-term fiscal statements are extremely important. I think they're one of the most important things that our Treasury does. They're especially important for young New Zealanders, and those not even born yet, because the long-term fiscal statement allows us to think about what sort of finances this Government will have when everyone currently in Parliament has moved on. It allows us to understand how our decisions today will affect the options that our children and grandchildren have tomorrow.