Alongside the formation of the justice and natural resource clusters, this is all part of our public finance modernisation approach to move away from the single-year siloed budgeting approach which makes it difficult for Governments to address complex problems. We are now addressing that directly by having multi-year funding and joining agencies together with clear priorities that they agree. This is an important step forward in this Budget, and the Budget Policy Statement, I believe, does show that we are continuing along the path of wellbeing. What the Budget Policy Statement doesn't do is that it doesn't set out on a path that would mean New Zealand was unable to afford investments in health and education and in housing in future years. We have chosen very deliberately over the course of the last couple of years to make sure that we support those on low and middle incomes to be able to deal not only with COVID but now the period of time we have with high inflation caused as it is by significant global supply constraints and the increasing cost of oil—which has been exacerbated by the Russian invasion of Ukraine.