Now, they crow, and they crow tonight. Damien O'Connor crowed about taking more and more of those hard-earned taxes off New Zealanders. Damien O'Connor said tonight that he was proud of taking those extra taxes. They then have the gall to say that National would make cuts to their investments—they like to call them investments. But here's a word of advice to members opposite in the Labour Party: it's not an investment if you don't get a result; it's waste. That's what we have been talking about ad nauseam for the last few months. This is a Government that is addicted to spending without a care in the world for results. We see it in mental health. We see it in education. We see it in the New Zealand Transport Agency. We see it in the social development space, with money being pumped in and 50,000 more people on a benefit, more people unemployed. If we can't get people employed under these conditions, when will we ever do that? We see it in immigration: $200 million extra in spending compared to 2017, yet every single visa category is taking much longer. We're spending $5 billion extra in education, and everything is going backwards. We need fiscal discipline, we need results-driven spending, and this Budget delivers none of this. What we're delivered was a bloated Budget with record spending, fuelling a cost of living crisis the like of which we have not seen in decades. While the other side can speak ad nauseam about Ukraine and gas and supply, they need to take responsibility. These costs that they have imposed on New Zealand are their costs. This is not just a cost of living crisis; this is a cost of Labour crisis.