The big difference between Governments is the spenders versus the enablers. We in the National Party are focused on enabling that private sector growth to create genuine jobs to employ New Zealanders, like we did in the last two years of the National Government, where this country was generating 10,000 new jobs a month, and if we can return to that level of progress, we'll be making great gains. So that's why I'm disappointed not to see in this Budget things like what National's been talking about, which is allowing people who have been made redundant and they're having a big pay-out and they're getting taxed on that pay-out—why don't we, as National is proposing, allow that tax payment to be used as a tax credit for them in setting up a new business, throw in a bit of KiwiSaver savings and enable those people to get started in a new entrepreneurial scheme and create opportunities, and if they want to hire an extra person, we'll give them a $10,000 JobStart payment as well, to encourage them to take on an extra person. That's how you enable and create opportunities for the private sector to invest. 