JAMI-LEE ROSS: —that were doing the delivery. I'm not there either, Mr Penk—thank you very much. You might not be if you keep writing books, as it turns out. I think we need to really look critically at this Budget and ask ourselves what would be done any different. There wouldn't be anything different; in fact, this is the very prescription that Governments around the world are following. Jobs are being lost, Governments come along and invest, and Governments come along and identify infrastructure projects, fast track them, and try and do the best they can by people to keep jobs going, to keep people in employment, and to ensure that there are New Zealanders out there who still have hope and opportunity. I think when people go into the ballot boxes later this year, they're going to ask themselves, "What's there in the future for me?". But there also going to ask, "Is there anything different on the other side of the fence?", and I can't say that there is much difference. 