This is an opportunity, because if we get this right—and I believe we are getting this right—those generations that will come after us will look back and say, "This was a time when New Zealand invested heavily in its future." I heard one of the speakers opposite talk very proudly that Bill English never spent more than a billion at once. Well, can I just say, the evidence was clear. If you don't pay the bills and do the maintenance, someone has got to do it down the track. If we did what those members opposite are advocating now, if we stopped spending, if we sat here waiting to see what's going to happen, exactly what would happen is that we would end up—someone would have to pay the bills further down the track, which is exactly what our Government has had to do. We've had to pay the bills and do the maintenance for that stopping of spending that actually happened at the time. 