What we have pointed out is this bill is all fine and good, but we are alarmed by the absence in their Budget today and in this Government's agenda of a pathway to prosperity. What we're seeing from the Minister of Finance is a much more passionate desire to look backwards 30 years—to look backwards 30 years at past grievances. They are much happier to do that than to look ahead 30 years and think of a vision for how this country can be many, many times better. We on this side of the House say Governments need to focus on making sure that our country has a pathway to productivity, to prosperity, so that every New Zealander, no matter what circumstances they are born into, can be confident that this is a country that will give them a job, that will reward them for hard work, that will reward them for achievement, and that will ensure they can meet their aspirations that they will be paid well and that they will have lives of dignity. And it will take much more than the Taxation (Budget 2021 and Remedial Measures) Bill to achieve that.