Then the Prime Minister gets up—and there's Kelvin Davis. He's taken his mask off again. I hope he's not going to say anything, because it hasn't worked well for him before when he's opened his mouth. Then they ask, "Oh, but if we don't spend all this money, we won't have any health or education." That's simply rubbish. Every single household in this family is having to reduce their spending as the prices rise. They have to tighten their belts. They have to make economies. They have to save money. They have to sometimes choose if they put one thing in the supermarket trolley or the other. Some people are taking things out when they get to the supermarket. They have to decide if they can fill their car right up or maybe just put 50 bucks in this week and drive really carefully. Everyone else is facing those realities. Do you buy extra clothes for the kids this week or put it off to next payday? Everyone is facing those realities, but not this Government. They say if we spent one dollar less, oh, there'd be no more hospitals. Yeah, right! It is simply not plausible. 