Hon GRANT ROBERTSON:—Mr Brown, I'm coming to you—of the Auckland regional fuel tax, which would mean Mr Brown would have to return that photograph of him at the Eastern Busway, which is funded out of that; so that's gone. And when we add all of those things up, we come to a $3 billion bill, according, I see, to Thomas Coughlan, who was in the New Zealand Herald today, a $3 billion bill in Budget 2024—and that's the total of the new spending allowance that is available. So, once again, the National Party think they can promise everything, but they can't. They cannot promise to cut taxes, to reduce debt, and to increase spending. That is the fiscal Bermuda Triangle—that's where Paul Goldsmith fell down, and unfortunately for Christopher Luxon and Simon Bridges, that's where they are falling into that once again, because it's not possible.