To start off with a couple of examples—I'll touch on the speeches as well—last week, there was a headline in the newspapers, and it read "The New Zealand unemployment rate is the lowest in over a decade". Of course, that is because we have seen the unemployment as well as underutilisation rates fall to levels not seen since the Helen Clark Government. But at the same time, since we have had this record low unemployment, Mr Bridges is in the news and he's talking to us about "This Government has given up on getting people into work." So we have record low unemployment, and he is just making a contrary statement. We have the highest wage growth in over a decade. We have record infrastructure investment, record health and education, and reduced child poverty. So at a time when this Government is busy tackling those long-term challenges and playing catch up in all of those areas that have been severely neglected for many years by consecutive National Governments, all we're hearing from the National Party is that it's all so very bad. 