On this side of the House, our focus when it comes to the economy is the lifting of wages. We do need to do that by investing in the initiatives that will lift productivity, and on that I agree with the Leader of the Opposition, but that means actually investing in infrastructure—$57 billion worth over the next five years. It means being prepared to look ahead, not take the cheap political shots, but actually say, "What does a plan for transport look like? How do we actually invest in the building of public housing, not the selling off of public housing, making sure that our hospitals, our educational facilities are all being built and turned into world-class facilities?" That's what helps grow productivity.