GREG O'CONNOR: Oh sorry, Madam Speaker. I hadn't been aware that I had, but I'll certainly be very careful of that. So if we do allow ourselves to focus, and even if I look at what's going to be happening this year in local body elections, we're going to get a whole lot of potential mayors, potential councillors, and they'll all be up there promising flashy stuff—all the stuff that the wekas love and that the magpies love. No one will be getting up there and saying, "We're going to build better infrastructure. We're going to build better sewers. We're going to build better water.", because that's not the nature of the beast. It's in our nature—we're all looking for the sugar fix. So this is what brings us back to this Investment Statement, where we can actually soberly sit and take cognisance to balance where we are going as a country to ensure we are going to be able to pay those bills in the future. 