So there's regulatory relief, there's a focus on small business, there's the need to provide tax relief for hard-working New Zealanders when appropriate, and, fourthly, there's the need for infrastructure and investment. This Government will no doubt, again—we'll hear the Minister of Finance standing up on his hind legs in the next few minutes; he'll be saying we will be spending $12 billion on infrastructure. But announcing is not the same as delivering, and that's the basic lesson that they don't seem to have learnt yet. When they arrived in Parliament, the first thing they did was they came in and said, "We don't like National's infrastructure. We're going to stop it." So they turned off all the roads, because they were going to build the light rail down Dominion Road. Two years later, they realised that they hadn't even figured out what the purpose of the light rail down Dominion Road was, whether it was a—