You know, some here say that it shouldn't be about politics. I agree—I agree. Frankly, on this side of the House I'm too busy for politics right now. We're talking to businesses, we're talking to doctors on the front line, we're talking to concerned New Zealanders. We've got a constructive and moral duty to ask the hard questions of this Government. I acknowledge this package, but in the deep recession New Zealanders will be left asking of Mr Robertson: "Please can we have some more. We've worked hard as a country for a rainy day. Give us the plan. Give us the stimulus. We need now"—