The way they have approached economic management in this country in the last couple of years has been hopeless. They remind me of that game at fairgrounds that you see at the Bay of Plenty A and P show, where you've got "dunk the teacher"—where they've got cash-filled sponges that they're just throwing at a target. But the poor target is the farmer of New Zealand and the tradie of New Zealand and the small-business person of New Zealand. Absolute indiscriminate spending, and they have got our country to a position where when we really do have a crisis, which is what this is feeling like—when you actually get out of this place and listen to people—they do not have the strength of platform and competence to be able to manage it. 