Here we've got Mr Goldsmith. You know what his experience is: he's looking to cut anything and everything. He's spent every time on massive, essential investments in provincial New Zealand scoffing at every idea—parked up in Epsom. He's notorious, of course, because he's the only politician in the whole Western World that is remembered for pulling his hoardings down—not for putting his hoardings up; pulling them down. We have never seen that—