So I hope this forthcoming Budget is how we reset the economy, and I'm just hoping that in the forthcoming, we see some issues and some initiatives that encourage businesses to actually go out and employ people and do the stuff. But, unfortunately, your record talks differently. What have you done? You banned oil and gas. That's not a big industry; it's a little industry. Don't worry about that; it's a minor one! We've increased sick pay, we've reduced labour flexibility, we introduced a new extra public holiday—we don't even know what the dates are because we've got to be able to work it out—we've made some changes to the Overseas Investment Office, but the reality is we're still having trouble getting investors to come to New Zealand. We made minimum wage increases at a time that most companies are struggling for cash. What a beautiful sense of timing! We don't disagree with the principle of increasing the minimum wage, but how rapidly you did it and what it means to the many hundreds of thousands of businesses who are already short on cash because you didn't do the rent subsidy—they're already struggling, and you just came and gave them a double whammy. And then we've got the issue of fair pay agreements coming up—wow. 