Now, New Zealanders can, quite rightly, look at this situation and say, "Well, there are some things that we could usually spend more money on, but it's just a pity that there is no connection between the spending and the delivery in this Government, and that's the slight problem." And so when they see the billions of dollars that are going to be thrown at the health system, there is no confidence that it will lead to better outcomes, because we all looked, two years ago, to $1.9 billion promised on mental health and there has been no actual improvement in the services available to people who need the mental health work in so many areas. So people are rightly sceptical of the potential for actual progress from all the money that has been spent. Everybody agrees that New Zealanders are doing it tough right now. Everybody agrees that we need to put more money into the pockets of New Zealanders so that they can deal with the rising prices and cost of living crisis. 