We've heard talk today about what you could actually buy for that kind of money, and it's little or nothing. Most people know how expensive it is now to get their groceries each week. Most people know how expensive fuel is. We can't blame overseas all the time. Look at the structural imbalance in the New Zealand economy. What could have been a better way to spend that money? You know, we had Jamie Strange stand up before, from Hamilton. Well, the Labour Party cancelled the road from Cambridge to Piarere. That was $600 million. They actually cancelled—they didn't go ahead with Southern Links, which would actually be very important for Hamilton, which would be about the same kind of $600 million. There's two projects there that would have actually been better investments for New Zealand than giving everybody 350 bucks to go buy a TV that's imported from China—because that's what's going to happen. I bet you there'll be sales at The Warehouse for TVs just at the right price. Every student bar will be setting up nice little packages for students to take advantage of. There'll be all these little consumer treats that are out there, which the business community will take advantage of the Labour money. The Labour Party have fallen into another trap, and the reason they are in that position is because, first of all, they don't understand how to make money; they don't understand how to run an economy. 