Hon DAVID BENNETT: Thank you, Madam Speaker. I was just going to get on to that, because when I looked at the first page of the Budget speech, what do I see as the second line? Today's Budget is to deal with what happened 30 years ago. Then I go to the next paragraph: today's Budget is to deal with what happened 30 years ago. I go to the fifth paragraph: today's Budget is to deal with the inequitable changes 30 years ago. The first page of their Budget is all about how they want to throw out the reforms of 30 years ago. It's not just the reforms of 30 years ago; it's the reforms since then. It's the reforms every other country has done around the world. Is the genius of Jacinda Ardern, the genius of David Parker, the genius of Damien O'Connor, the genius of Willie Jackson, and the genius of Greg O'Connor going to mean that we have a better economic system than any other country in the world? No way! They are leading New Zealand to failure. They are leading New Zealand to a position that will hurt the very—