The ACT Party—for two years—has said that we have a Government led by a Prime Minister who is the best marketer in world politics today but the worst deliverer. And what this sea change of the last couple of weeks means is that the day for gesture politics is over; the day for economic management and leadership has arrived. One only needs to look at the bullet points heading up this report on the Government's Budget Policy Statement and see what they are talking about: "Just Transition … Future of Work … Māori and Pacific … Child Wellbeing … Physical and Mental Wellbeing"—all things that sounded good when times were good, all things that are noble aims if you have a Government that knows how to pay for it, but what's absent from this Government's economic strategy is a way to manage the economic downturn and pay for all the good things that they want.