It is a great honour for me to be the Minister of Finance in this Government. Everywhere I go around New Zealand, I have the conversations with the business community where we get into the numbers of being the Minister of Finance, and I am proud of the numbers that this Government has—the fact that we do have annual growth of 2.7 percent, putting us well ahead of our trading partners, and, even though as the economy globally slows down, New Zealand continues to outperform Canada, Japan, Australia, the UK, and the euro area. Our economic management approach of, yes, being careful and of making sure that we do reduce our debt as a percentage of GDP—it is less now than when we came in. We've just spent $12 billion on infrastructure, and our net debt is still less than when we came in. We have run $13 billion worth of surpluses, and we will run them again in the future. Unemployment is down to 4 percent. We've got great numbers coming out of the consumer confidence services index. 