So the people within this House, and those in this room right now, are in a unique role in order to make decisions around the long-term future of this country, and, in effect, our role is to ensure that we are guardians in terms of the prosperity and protection of this country. But we are at an important point and crossroads right now in terms of our country's future. In this report on the long-term fiscal position that Treasury have put together—and I want to acknowledge the work of Treasury, because I think they've done a good job in terms of this report. But we have a cost of living crisis in this country, and middle New Zealand are being squeezed. So that is the current challenge that they are faced with right now. And we also have inflation that is running at very high levels, and so what that simply means for Kiwis out there today is things are more expensive, and their ability to be able to afford those elements within their lives that are, in effect, "nice-to-haves", are just simply becoming out of reach.