But firstly, I would like to address, actually, the Budget Policy Statement, which the Finance and Expenditure Committee addressed. It is an opportunity, despite my reaction to the contributions opposite, to acknowledge the committee and the work that we do—I being the deputy chair—together with regard to the finance and expenditure of this fine country of ours. So we heard and we wrote the report, obviously, which we're debating now on, firstly, the Budget and the focus. And the member opposite spoke about not needing a Wellbeing Budget, and then finished, again, in a confusing way, saying, "We need to focus on the wellbeing of people." That's what this Budget does. That is what the policy statement has outlined, again, for this House and for the people of New Zealand to read, understand, and debate. 