Look at them over there: shame-faced, caught red-handed with their hands in New Zealanders' KiwiSaver accounts. Look at them averting their eyes, lowering their heads—oh, "Napoleon's" looking—because they are ashamed of what their finance Minister tried to do. He, in concert with the Minister of Revenue, thought, "You know what? I'm addicted to spending. I can't make the books balance anymore, so where am I going to get the cash? I've run out of my own money, so I'm going to go after New Zealanders' KiwiSaver." And what they did: they cooked up a tax, they put it through the Cabinet, they agreed to it, and they thought, "You know what? Let's sneak it through. We don't need to tell anyone we're doing it." So they put out the press release, but did they talk about the extra tax? Did they talk about the $225 million they wanted to take? Did they talk about the $100 billion they wanted to wipe from New Zealanders' KiwiSaver funds? No, because those sneaky members of Parliament thought they could get this one past New Zealanders. They thought they could hoodwink them, but we caught them red-handed.