What we have is a Government that has a very poor delivery record—a very poor delivery record—and they can sit there smugly saying, "Oh, but we've done so well." No they haven't. No they haven't. Name one thing, one social indicator, one of the eight social indicators that's gone in the right direction in the last three years. None. Absolutely none. There's a bigger waiting list for State housing. There are more children in child poverty. You can go through them all, and every one of them is a massive, massive negative. Well, in the next few weeks, the National Party will be on the hustings. We've already announced a lot of policy that they won't know about. They won't know about it because they don't care about putting people into work, and those fallacies will resonate with New Zealanders, because the one thing that New Zealanders fear most is debt. They know that debt is the way for them to have a more impoverished life, and they have a Government that is saying, "This is all good, it's all manageable, it's all fine. We'll clock it up at $600 million a day or more." Do you know that just in the last couple of weeks they've spent $120 million a day on other initiatives, and does anyone know what they are?