SIMON COURT: And Minister Parker, sitting there in his seat, is commenting about who gets the money—it's also not clear who gets the money. Because even though a receiving parent may, in fact, not be entitled to the money—and that might be discovered through an assessment—the money has already been paid by the liable parent, so one can only assume that the money sits in Inland Revenue's bank accounts and it will wash up at the end of the year. It's handed over to the revenue Minister to distribute to projects that he finds favour with and that his Government actually thinks are more important than New Zealanders having the money in their back pocket to spend on things that are important to their families.