I'm actually really proud of some of the additional appropriations that are made through the Supplementary Estimates. I'm actually really pleased that the Hon Dr Nick Smith raised before the experience of New Zealand in the early 1990s recession when, yes, as he said, we had 10 percent unemployment. If the House wants to know one of the reasons why we had 10, in fact 11 percent unemployment in that time, it's because the party that sits on the other side of the House delivered Budgets at a time of economic crisis and recession. Instead of investing in New Zealanders and communities, they chose to retrench. They chose to cut people's benefits. They chose to cut investment in communities and infrastructure. That exacerbated the situation, put more New Zealanders out of work and created more social misery. So I'm incredibly proud that through these Supplementary Estimates, our Government hasn't retrenched. It hasn't withdrawn investment.