But I'd say, again, this is a redistributive bill looking at the collective wealth of the nation and deciding how it should be spread out. Well, most of that spread, in countries like ours, is in the services that people expect to make their life better on a daily basis. This bill doesn't look at that; it simply looks at the idea of providing extra cash to those families who do need it. And I heard someone earlier saying, "Well, look, there are two economic theories that are in place here that make it absolutely acceptable." The problem with all that is no one on the other side of the House has looked at where the funds come from. Yes, they do go into the economy. Yes, they do go round and round, and, yes, there is a multiplier effect, etc., etc. But where did the funds come from? It comes from a very, very heavily indebted New Zealand.