So we need to look at how we can change those rules so that we enable greater investment in the things that bring true economic dividends to our people. Even the Treasury says this in their analysis—and I quote—"the structure of the new rules will sharpen questions regarding what should count as an operating expense and what should count as an investment." For instance, from an economist's perspective, elements of education, conservation, and health expenditure have the characteristics of an investment, in that they provide enduring benefits into the future. So we want to see more money for early childhood teachers, for nurses, for midwives, for people working on pest control. All of that is an investment in our future, it's an investment that most New Zealanders would love to see. Unfortunately, the way that the rules are changing still makes it difficult to increase operating spending, even when we know there will be a significant economic benefit, unless we significantly raise taxes.