Certainly, if we look at the last National Government, in particular, essentially, it did nothing, and it was a safe option to take. They squandered their popularity. At the time, they had a very popular Government and a very popular Prime Minister, and even those staunch members across the House will admit that there was a lot of wasted opportunity. Well, I'm proud to be part of a Government that does things, and if we get criticised and if the things we do are unsuccessful next year, by gee, I want to be part of a Government that stands for doing something; not for doing nothing. So, again, this imprest supply bill gives us the opportunity to do things, and not—as is celebrated in the Opposition—do nothing and imagine that New Zealand is just this wonderful little world. Thank you, Mr Speaker. 