You can have a person turn up and say that increasing rates on hard-working families will cost jobs and incomes, because what a Labour Government fails to see—it's not about just spending money, because let's remind ourselves, in the last year of the former Labour Government, the Salvation Army report said, out of all their increased expenditure under the Helen Clark Government, they did not increase social progress by 1 percent. All their increased expenditure and they did not increase social progress by 1 percent. What's the point of a Labour Government if you're not increasing social progress? They spent all their money and they got nothing in return. And here we are again: Groundhog Day; appropriations. If it wasn't for a sector, this would be comical, but in fact, it's desperate. What we're talking about here is appropriations for health and mental health.