I listened, particularly, with fear to the Budget speech from the Rt Hon Winston Peters, and he spoke with his normal xenophobic nature against foreign investment, spoke against the reforms of the 1980s—which I think were the saviour for the New Zealand economy—and spoke against foreign investment. He was the man who, three years ago, campaigned against any foreign investment into New Zealand's second-largest meat-processing company, Silver Fern Farms—a company which was so vulnerable, it potentially could have tipped over—and, finally, there was some investment. Yes, it was foreign investment. It happened to be Chinese foreign investment, which will really worry the xenophobes on the other side of the House, but that company recently returned a $70 million profit and will pay tax to the Government. That's what foreign investment can do. 