This is the second time or maybe the third time that I've followed James Shaw, and I always quite enjoy him. He comes up with something else and in this speech it was the maths of finance, which I find intriguing, and his maths of finance particularly intriguing. He went on to say, though—and I think that this is absolutely relevant to the Supplementary Estimates bill—that the National Party are calling for more expenditure, and he called it profligate expenditure. I've got to say, we're not calling for more expenditure. I've not heard us in any stage call for more expenditure. We're calling for better direction of expenditure. That's absolutely the key to where this whole discussion needs to go. I think the appropriateness of the expenditure that is contained in the Supplementary Estimates is absolutely the key to the issue we should be talking about.