DAMIEN SMITH (ACT): As New Zealand's third-most large and popular party—after the latest Colmar Brunton poll—we can tell you that our budget for New Zealand has got cut-through, while the other parties go backwards. But we'll park that for a second, because we know it'll have to be adopted, potentially, next year. What has been done to this country? New Zealand used to have the highest standard of living, the highest standard of productivity, the highest standard of equality—a true nation, a great nation—and now we're faced with patches being put on an economy which just isn't right. This wasn't a Budget; this was a political mission. It wasn't a Budget for business. It wasn't a Budget for prosperity or lifting the bottom 20 percent of the country. Indeed, it's a squeeze and a full-court press on the people of New Zealand.