It's quite a unique capability to be able to spend more money and to be able to get less for it. That's what's actually happening here. You see it in health, and I'm going to talk a little bit, in the time I have, around education as well, because that's the most startling statistic I've had since I've come to Parliament. You know, 58 percent of our kids are going to school 90 percent of the time. That's 300,000 kids that aren't making it to school. When they get there, they've got maths, reading, and science scores that are some of the lowest in the OECD, and this is a Government that is spending more per pupil in funding but actually delivering less for it.