Hon GRANT ROBERTSON: I'm pleased the member's allowed me to return to the list I was reading out earlier on about the areas where New Zealand had improved. Just to recap, that's real GDP growth, real GDP growth per capita, long-term growth in the labour force, long-term unemployment coming down, GDP per capita, unemployment rate, export of goods, medium- and high-tech value-added goods, and the unemployment rate to gender ratio. I do note that an area where the survey authors were concerned was the growth in Government subsidies. That means that if the National Party is agreeing with the survey authors, they now no longer support the wage subsidy scheme that kept a million jobs going in New Zealand, made sure that people stayed attached to their jobs and has unemployment at 3.2 percent. That's not what we heard from National at the time, but if they want to flip-flop and change their tune, that's up to them.