ANDREW BAYLY (National—Port Waikato): Thank you, Mr Chair. Wow, we're having a good time tonight. I just did want to, first of all, respond to Dr Duncan Webb, because he challenged me to say what has been wasteful spending of this Government, and, of course, you know, this is a Government that has spent $60 billion over the last 22 months, and so I just wanted to respond to that because it was raised in the debate. So, obviously, Dr Duncan Webb wasn't watching before tea but, of course, we've talked about the $500 million that's been set aside for the health reforms. We wouldn't be doing that. We wouldn't be spending the $15 billion on the tram down through Mt Roskill, and we wouldn't be spending the $1 billion that's just been the down payment for the three waters. Those are obvious examples. We certainly wouldn't be spending the $51 million that the Hon Michael Wood spent on the Auckland cycle bridge, which is going nowhere—