TAMATI COFFEY (Labour—Waiariki): We'll only have to put up with a few more contributions in this House from that member, the Rt Hon David Carter, and rightfully so, because he's putting—so what we've seen a lot of in this House is we've seen a lot of scaremongering and actually we need to call it out because what it's doing and the effect that it's having on the people out there in New Zealand is not good. It's making them panic buy, it's making them panic—full stop—and we need to turn that around and we need to inform people with fact. And fact is really good. And here's a fact for you: actually, the Budget Policy Statement said that the economic outlook is good. So I agree with my fellow Finance and Expenditure Committee member over there. It is good. They don't want to believe it on that side of the House, though, because they just couldn't fathom the thought that a Labour and New Zealand First and Greens Government just could have a handle on the economy. They just can't believe it. 