Now we jump forward several leaders to Christopher Luxon and it's suddenly a script about tax cuts. And rather than being out in the community, the Opposition are working to a script, and it's a bit like a public relations script. It's what you'd expect to hear at an airline with key performance indicators (KPIs). In fact, Chris Penk let that slip yesterday. Now, I like Chris Penk. He's usually a smart and sensible guy, but he showed us the type of ship or plane his boss is running. He said in this House that for him the cost of living is a KPI. I couldn't believe my ears. So the cost of living—of getting food on the table, clothes for children, real life struggles for real life New Zealanders—to Chris Penk, that cost of living is, in his words, a KPI. And apparently every time he says it, he said, and I quote, he gets "a tick in the box". No doubt, others on that side of the House do too and that is how National ticks.