Now, we're very grateful to have had the ACT Party in Parliament because we had an alternative budget to show us a different way, a different road map. It's our battler's budget. ACT's plan would pay down that debt faster. It would give New Zealanders some much needed tax relief. ACT's budget was made for the battlers, those hard-working Kiwis who are striving to succeed, but are increasingly being punished for their efforts, for trying to get ahead and do well for their families. Instead of facing higher taxes and regulations, ACT would have delivered them a $3.8 billion tax relief package aimed at middle-income workers. Instead of increasing debt by billions of dollars, ACT would have mapped out a path to surplus. We can provide tax relief and reduce debt faster than Labour without any cuts to public services. All we need to do is to ensure that we're spending our taxpayer money wisely and putting it in place where the policies will actually encourage growth. So, we would stop paying hundreds of millions of dollars to foreign wealthy countries in subsidies and we would end ineffective policies like fees-free—and the Government even acknowledges that it's an ineffective policy, so why are they putting money into it? But we would also lower barriers to investment and cut back the costs and red tape the Government has piled on small businesses. 