I look forward to this election campaign, where Paul Goldsmith will have to show me the money, because there is no sign that the National Party understands that if there are going to be tax cuts, there are trade-offs, and we know from the National Party's history what those trade-offs will be. It means money not going into our schools. It means money not going into our hospitals. It means not enough police officers on the beat. It means ignoring a housing crisis, and going the other way and selling State houses. It means taking money out of the pockets of the lowest-income New Zealanders by deciding that the minimum wage doesn't need to go up. They are the trade-offs that the National Party likes to make in the pursuit of these kinds of policies. So we will see in this election campaign who has the promises that add up, and who is trying to pull the wool over the eyes of New Zealanders. 