Some of the wasted spend that's going on in this Budget is almost eye-watering, and I'd like to turn my attention to $1.1 billion that went to the Department of Conservation (DOC). DOC is going to use $1.1 billion to cut down wilding pines, pull out some weeds, and get rid of some pests. But it's a oncer. It has no financial return to this country. If we're going to destroy and shoot pests, why aren't we making use of that? We've got a local abattoir that would value the carcasses. Why don't we work with the local industry so that we can put that product through and actually generate some income? Merinomink is one of the best products and best fibre mixes that we've got in this country—possum and merino wool—beautiful product. But, no; these animals are going to be shot and left to rot in the bush. Pulling weeds—well, a problem with pulling a weed is you turn your back and it grows back again. It's pouring money down the drain. This country needs disciplined financial management. It's not going to get it from that side of the House, I'm afraid.