Now, I can just, as I go through the bill, talk about this expenditure. Now, there's two things you can do when an economy starts to change. One of them is you can stop spending. You need look no further than what happened in 1929 in the United States and the world when we had the Depression. Well, it was only a recession. It turned into a depression because everybody stopped spending money. It was only during the late 1930s—particularly in New Zealand—with the New Deal plan in the United States that we started spending money that, actually, living standards started to rise.