Now, of course, the rest is history. We had a change in leader in the National Party, then 53 days later, another one. We're up to the fourth leader. The reason I raise that is we can't have economic stability in a country that is led by a political party on the other side that cannot even keep its own house in order as far as leadership and political stability. They don't have a plan. They complain about debt, but the only way that they want to tackle debt is to give tax cuts to the rich, so I'm not sure how that would help. So it's a bit rich of them to be talking about fiscal prudence and financial management when the leadership has already changed so many times. There's been a flip-flopping of ideas about whether to keep the borders open, whether to keep the borders closed. Have we got too many people coming in? Have we not got enough people coming in? These are all issues that are related to the financial stability, the balance sheet that needs to be managed prudently and carefully.