Hon SIMON BRIDGES: Well, because it was a thought experiment—it was a thought experiment. Barely a whisper about the economy, and I was just listening to Grant Robertson—well, there was a little bit; he talked about wages for about 15 seconds, but did he mention the word "inflation", cost of living, and the pain New Zealanders are feeling? Not a murmur from Mr Robertson. In fact, I think what you'll find is he spent much, much, much more time in that speech than on anything else, talking about Christopher Luxon and the New Zealand National Party. I'll tell you why that is: he's worried. He can see the National Party coming; he understands we're a party that's reset and that's focused on issues, like cost of living and inflation, that really matter to New Zealand, and that are worrying them, and they're not hearing a bean from the New Zealand Labour Party in Government. 