I'm reminded of what the long-term drivers of big spending are. What are the areas that we're going to be spending a lot on as a country into the future? When we look at the bill for welfare, we look at the bill for social services and the bill for our justice system, then surely we must do more than simply say, "Oh, well, we are kind over here on the Government side. We're going to spend a lot more money into that in the future." Because what we say on this side of the House is: what is kind about saying that the State will continue to service the misery of those who are dependent on the State, who find themselves in prison, who have their human potential cut short? Actually, what we should be doing is taking a social investment approach, which says, "What are the targeted investments and interventions the State can make today to reduce the dependence of people into the future?" 