So what we see is a fundamental contradiction opening up in this Government. So, for the first two years—for the first two years—they spent the entire time talking about nine years of neglect under the previous Government. Then, in the third year, they spend their entire time saying, as Grant Robertson, the finance Minister, said, "We're in good shape. We've got the lowest debt in the world." Now, those two things don't actually go together very well, because we're only in good shape right now, right here in New Zealand, from a debt point of view, because the previous National Government dug us out of the hole—a $50 billion hole—in the global financial crisis and the Canterbury earthquakes, where we had to borrow $50 billion. And, after that, the previous National Government, led by John Key and Bill English, worked hard, diligently, in a disciplined way, getting back on track, getting on top of that debt and reducing it so that this Government could inherit debt in good shape.