Let me tell you about the great people of Botany, because it is a wonderfully diverse area. Over 50 percent of those people were born overseas, but the one thing that unites them is they are really hard-working. They have come to New Zealand. They're giving it a go. They're backing themselves. They're getting ahead. They want to get things done for themselves, for their family, for their community, and for this country. But I'll tell you: this Government doesn't care about them. It doesn't care about the 130,000 people out in East Auckland, and I'm here with my fine colleague the great member for Pakuranga, but out there are 130,000 people—bigger than Dunedin, bigger than Tauranga—and this Government, frankly, doesn't care about them.