When this Government inherits a Ministry of Education with 2,600 bureaucrats looking after 2,500 schools, that's an opportunity to reduce the number of bureaucrats in this country. But what have they done? They've now got 3,900 bureaucrats, and they're paid an average of $93,000—more than the top of the scale for an experienced teacher. We have a 50 percent growth in education bureaucrats, and they're getting paid more than the teachers. And this Government, they stand up and say, "Oh, we can't cut anything. If the other side, if ACT got in, if National got in, they'd fire all the teachers." No we wouldn't. What this Government's really saying is "We don't know how to make anything more efficient. We have to tax and spend all this money, otherwise the world will end." Well, I'm telling you that, on this side of the House, we have alternatives, we have better ideas, we have efficiency, and we are going to make this Government efficient and stop the inflationary pressure that's pushing up the price of everything for hard-working families that are getting squeezed in every direction. Thank you, Madam Speaker. 