And let me tell you what they're going to keep doing. They're going to keep dreaming up cunning new taxes, because you can just see David Parker talking to Grant Robertson, saying, "I've got a new cunning plan. So cunning you can put a tail on it and call it a weasel." You can see it. You can just imagine the conversation as they beaver away at lots of new ideas about how they can get even more taxes. And the bottom line is they have to do that, right? They have to do it because they're so addicted to spending. They love their spending and they've spent so much and yet they've also achieved so very, very little. I think they've developed a very perverse and unique skill. This Government is uniquely able to spend more money—in fact, $51 billion more than five years ago—and, at the same, time hire more people, 14,000 more bureaucrats here in central Wellington, and, at the same time, they've got worse outcomes in every single portfolio across the House. I think we'll just go through a few. I could go through all of them, but let's just take a few. 