So what should we want instead from our Government? It's actually not particularly complex. What we should want from a Government in this Budget is an opportunity to grow out of our country's challenges. It starts with honest conversations about the challenges this country is facing, about the debt, about the gaps in educational attainment, about the inability to produce urban land—land that is consented and connected to opportunity by infrastructure so the next generation can build homes like the boomers. If we have those honest conversations about the real challenges facing this country, perhaps we could also grow our productivity and be in a position to pay down the debt. But at this point, we have a Government that pursues a whole lot of objectives—airy fairy. It's failed. Even The Guardian says so. It's time for New Zealand to unite behind good ideas, and stop wasting money on the divisive spin over substance that is fast becoming the trademark of this Labour Government. Thank you, Madam Speaker.