Hon PAUL GOLDSMITH (National): Well, thank you, Madam Speaker. Thank you for the opportunity to speak. We've had the dinner break. We've all watched the news and reporting of this Budget, which has flocked across the country. The previous speaker referred to Audrey Young's glowing reference to the "Goldilocks Budget". I'm afraid, being the true Goldilocks around here, that Audrey was a bit off beam there and what we've seen, actually, throughout the rest of the country is an incredulity that this Government could take so much money off the hands of New Zealanders with extra taxation, with proposals for a new jobs tax coming around the corner, and then expect everybody to be happy with $350—to some people. Some people have been unkind enough to suggest that's about almost an economy flight to Sydney to start a new life in a place where hard work and enterprise gets better shrift than it does under this Government. And so we're absolutely focused on the cost of living crisis. 