You can contrast that to the members opposite. The Leader of the Opposition was on the radio this morning, and when he was asked, "Are you going to put more cash into health?", what did he say? "No—no. They don't need it." So here it comes again. The good old National Party softening New Zealand up to say, "We don't actually need a decent health system; we can carry on underfunding it if we ever get the opportunity to again. We don't have to back our health workforce—we'll just pay them peanuts and hope we get the best out of it." That's what National does when they're in Government, because they're obsessed about two things—they're obsessed about two things: tax cuts for the wealthy; and the people who pay for that are the people who depend on public services like our public health service, like our other public services as well. That's what the recipe is that National offers the rest of New Zealand: tax cuts for the wealthy, and everybody else can pay for it through miserable services—services that don't meet the needs that we've got for our population—and they'll continue to underpay our health workforce. 