Well, of course, what happened is that the Government changed. The new one came in, filled with unionists, and didn't we see a great performance from the cloth-capped leader of them, Andrew Little, just earlier—it was the Andrew that I miss as Leader of the Opposition—and what we found was that they actually weren't able to solve the problem. And they weren't able to solve the problem for the very simple reason that they didn't have enough money. This is the real issue that we're uncovering tonight. Productivity growth in New Zealand—and we hear this from the Green Party members; that we should have higher wages. Well, that's great, if only we could judge all policies by intentions. But the question is: what has the Green Party ever been prepared to do to try and focus on raising productivity in New Zealand? That's the debate that New Zealand really needs to have, because if we're going to have a given number of people and they're going to be retiring and they're going to need extra care and support for a whole variety of reasons, then we better have the productivity in the rest of our economy so we can put aside money to pay people to do that care and support work. It's pretty simple. 