Because, all joking aside, this Parliament is the Parliament of New Zealand—who, by the way, these New Zealanders, are looking at mass unemployment. We already have 200,000 people unemployed—200,000 people unemployed. Another 200,000 construction workers have had to receive a wage subsidy, and they want work. They're skilled people, highly skilled people. They are people who could be picked up anywhere in the world because they're so valuable to us. We all know, as a country that we have to build infrastructure—well, apart from the Greens, because they don't think you do; as long as it's a cycleway, it's all they're interested in.