ANDREW BAYLY (National—Port Waikato): Thank you, Mr Speaker. I think I'm going to start off by just acknowledging that we have reached a low unemployment rate of 4 percent. It was announced earlier today. The thought that Grant Robertson was out there with shovels making that happen I find slightly interesting, particularly as the Government loves to take credit for this sort of thing, but it is good that we have a low unemployment rate. But the question is: having thrown $56 billion to get to that point, we should be expecting to see some decrease in the unemployment rate, but is this as good as it gets? Is this the lowest rate that we can get? Is this the best? Is this what we should be striving for?