Gareth Hughes asked in his contribution—which was one of the better ones from the other side—about half an hour ago, how does the Budget help people. Of course it's a fair question, because Budgets are always about people. That's what our primary focus should be, as any politician. But, unfortunately, it's a question that people are still asking now, three weeks after the Budget was delivered. I said that Governments must spend taxpayers' money responsibly, and not say that they'll put aside $20 billion that we don't have and then think later about what they will do with it every time they need to scratch a pre-election itch. Make no mistake, it's all about buying votes. That is appalling pork-barrel politics of the type we have seen far too often in the last three years, particularly with the shameful $3 billion slush fund, which looked dreadful at the time and yet now is small beer by comparison with what they're doing. 