But what we've also heard is another reheat of the familiar "Bermuda Triangle" from National, which is that somehow we're going to spend all this money on tax cuts for the highest-earning New Zealanders, but they're saying that we won't have to cut services. Services will have to be cut. We will see cuts to education, we will see cuts to health, and we will see cuts to housing. I'm already hearing the rhetoric from the National Party that they sound out, like they're gearing up for a sell-off of State houses. I'd put the cutting of the Auckland regional fuel tax—I ask the rest of New Zealand how they feel about a party that was only offering relief for Auckland. There are many parts of the country that, indeed, were paying more for their fuel than Auckland. So this is a party that is not only out of touch but it also doesn't realise New Zealand exists beyond the Bombay Hills. 