But I want to turn my attention at this point to the environment, because last month's Budget was massive—tens of billions of dollars borrowed. But the focus was on returning to normal, business as usual, and Kiwis expected more than that for the amount that we're spending. Money wasn't a problem in this Budget; the problem was a lack of vision, especially a lack of green vision. While the Government divvied up the Budget funds in May, they chose not to look to a greener future. Yes, there were, as Iain Lees-Galloway pointed out, millions and millions in environmental expenditure that was appropriated in the Budget for environmental jobs. While I'm sure there are many people out there who are champing at the bit to shoot a wallaby or pull out a wilding pine, as one commentator points out, this feels more like a work programme to curb unemployment and would be better spent on transitioning our economy to a greener future.