Hon DAVID BENNETT (National—Hamilton East): That was a speech from one of the more moderate members of the Labour Party that does value his economic credentials and thinks that he is of moderate economic persuasion for a left-wing socialist party. Now, he did tell us that at the moment, the Labour Party is investing in our future. They're not investing in our future. The Labour Party is spending hand over fist on social spending to keep New Zealanders in some kind of utopia so they don't have to worry about the election campaign. That's what the Labour Party is doing. They're not investing in our future. They're not borrowing to build infrastructure. They're not borrowing to make the country go faster in the future. They're only borrowing to save themselves in six weeks' time. That's all it's about. So it's pretty rich for that member to come to this House and then talk about the road toll as some failure to spend money. He has got no idea. In regard to tourism, he said we can't save everything. He's quite happy for some people to go to the morgue. He's the moderate one in that party. Imagine if we let the madness in the second row have a go, what they would come up with, and we don't even want to know what the first row would think.