It's the biggest-spending Budget we've seen in the history of New Zealand, but it lacks detail, so they've had the shortest-possible debate today on the Budget. They've slammed it down, they've put the House into urgency, and, suddenly, the second piece of legislation we're discussing, the Overseas Investment Amendment Bill (No 3), is off to a select committee for a full six months, to come back after the election. So why do we have to do it in urgency tonight? There's no possible—Duncan Webb's ready to rise to his feet. I'm going to look for the answer. I've already given him the answer. He'll fluff around the edges, trying to give an excuse as to why. The only reason is this Government doesn't want us here tonight analysing the Budget.