In simple terms, these bills provide the authority for the Government to spend taxpayers' money—money paid out of the pocket of Kiwis in this country—and Kiwis deserve that money to be spent wisely and not to be wasted. Well, this is where the train comes off its tracks. Hidden within these appropriations are about 250 Government pet projects, as outlined by Michael Woodhouse before. In effect, it's a slush fund to cover expenditure that should have been under the geyser of COVID-19-related, but isn't, and includes, for example, $276 million for operational DHB deficits and the Ihumātao land deal that my colleague here mentioned before—in effect, sandbagging.