But other than that, you have a big red zero, because there's nothing coming in behind it to actually keep the construction sector busy, to make sure that there are jobs, to make sure that New Zealand has progress, that we can actually get things done, that we have better regional connections, that our freight can get to the ports so we can export the things that we sell to the world to make New Zealand a wealthy country, which is what the National Party wants to see happen, because we know it's not just about dishing out the cash—because that's what the Labour Party is very good at, dishing out the cash—it's actually about growing the economy, it's about productivity, getting our goods to market, selling it to the rest of the world, making a living so that we can have better quality public services in New Zealand. But all they're good at is the spin. And you saw that at the New Zealand Transport Agency, where they've gone from 32 spin doctors, now they've got 88 spin doctors. They aren't building a darn thing, but they've got 88 spin doctors to tell New Zealanders how little they're doing. It's absolutely shocking and it goes right through the Public Service, where we're seeing tens of thousands of additional bureaucrats but worse outcomes, and that is incredibly sad.