I do believe this is an important fund and one that's served New Zealanders extremely well. And I don't believe that Mr Bayly can actually point to much within the fund that at various times his colleagues have not asked for us to spend more money on. As at the HYEFU date that I mentioned before, it was $24 billion through Vote Social Development, $11 billion through Vote Revenue, $7.3 billion through Vote Health, $5.4 billion through Vote Business, Science and Innovation, $4.7 billion through the Housing and Urban Development, $2.2 billion through Education, $1.8 billion through Transport, $1.6 billion through Building and Construction. All of that information is available for members on the Treasury website but I think in all of those sectors, New Zealanders have benefited significantly from that funding. 