Hon LOUISE UPSTON (National—Taupō): Thank you, Mr Speaker. I want to start by a fake news alert from the other side, quoting outrageous figures. I'm proud of the fact that I'm part of a party that believes in fiscal responsibility, believes in setting debt targets, so that we can actually make sure as a country that we get back on track. Everybody knows in New Zealand the number of crises that our country has faced in the last decade. We need to ensure that the books are in a strong enough position to withstand the next crisis. So this side of the House is very clear about the fact that fiscal responsibility is critical, that the ability to spend money is only at the willingness of the taxpayer to accept the Government of the day can spend it better than they can, and that if debt is taken on there is a clear plan to get that debt back under control. That's what households do. That's why New Zealanders trust National with the economy, because we understand that, if you borrow money, you need to have a plan to pay it back. So I absolutely and totally refute the fake news, the disturbing fake news that we've seen repeated by the Government benches today.