Now, there are two ways we could do this. We can say, "Right, OK. Budget day is 19 May. If you didn't put your money in, too bad. It's gone, and we'll have to wait till next year to get that money.", and that's the approach that the Opposition took, pretty much, in 2008. That word is "retrenchment", and that's basically what happened in 1929, during the recession. The world retrenched; the Americans retrenched. Here, we had a very, very conservative Government who, essentially, retrenched, and countries only ever came out of that when they actually started spending some money. That is where we had the New Deal. That is where we had Michael Joseph Savage—whose photograph, rightfully, is on the walls of many a home in New Zealand, because people understand just what that man and his party did at the time.