 But there is another thing that those two senior Ministers that are here will actually have known about that the backbench don't know about yet, and that's that New Zealand's probably going to be in recession in a few months' time. Look at all the other major economies in the world going through a high inflationary environment. All the projections are of recession. And guess why those two senior Ministers didn't give you that money today! They didn't give us that money in April near an election; they gave that money in August, leading on, because they knew that was when the recession was about to start. I bet you they've got that advice from Treasury and from the Reserve Bank that there is the potential of a recession in New Zealand and they are trying to stave off that recession, because you cannot win an election going into a recession and the Labour Party will do all it can to try and win the election, even if it means misusing New Zealanders' money. And that's what they did today. They misused the investments that New Zealanders give to this House. People don't pay this tax to this House for fun; they work damn hard out there to make the money so this House can make the best decisions for all Kiwis. That's why we have a Parliament. That's how the economy works. It is not to be used by a political party for posturing and trying to win votes. In effect, they are actually going to lose votes because all they're doing is creating more inflation, fastening that chance of a recession coming, and, therefore, ordinary Kiwis will be losing a lot more than the money that they are going to get out of this. 