And, of course, I mentioned the economy earlier. We have growth rates that would be the envy of many OECD countries. We have 4 percent unemployment—the lowest rate in over a decade. And what do they do? They whinge. They keep whinging because, of course, their plan is better—if you talk to them. What a load of rubbish. What did their plan deliver us in terms of employment? Where was their scheme, like Mana in Mahi, that was going to get people off the dole and into apprenticeships? If they have the gall to say that they are the party of apprenticeships, I have a question: when we had the largest rebuild in the country after the Christchurch earthquake, where were the Government-sponsored schemes to ensure that the people working on those rebuilds got apprenticeships? None. Nothing—because the market would have sorted it out. There was a prime opportunity for them to say to these large companies that took on Government contracts, "Yep, good as gold. You do the building that we need you to do. But here's an idea. How about for every three or four migrant workers that you bring in to rebuild Christchurch, you just take on an apprentice?" It's not much to ask. Nothing—and it put us back for years. This Government is doing something about it.