So let's just go through these things. So a plan for sustainable economic growth—now, sustainable economic growth is growth that's not just based on Grant Robertson borrowing ever more money and spreading it all around the country and saying, "Aren't things doing well?" Eventually, it has to be repaid. He plans to borrow an extra $6 billion this year for new spending in the Budget, on top of the many billions that they've spent already. Now, people might say, "Oh well, that's all very well.", but hang on a moment, how are we actually going to pay this back eventually? And how is it actually going to make the economy go faster in order to provide higher incomes and more jobs for New Zealanders? Well, given the scale of the challenge that we face—and I've heard the Prime Minister many times say, "Oh well, we're not having lockdowns anymore; we're not going to move lockdowns; we're going to be in red, but you can do most of everything, and isn't that good? And we're better off than many other countries." I don't think she seems to understand that we now are entering our third year of very substantial restrictions on the New Zealand economy—very substantial.