We'll come to the question that the member has asked in a moment. Just by way of introduction, when we look at this Budget in total and the fiscal aspects of it that are covered, particularly in the report of this committee, essentially what we were attempting to do with this Budget was cover off three main things. The first of those was around the question of fiscal stabilisation. That obviously we'd had a significant period during COVID-19 where the Government spent large sums of money to support New Zealand businesses and households to deal with the impact of COVID-19. And what this Budget signals over the course of the forecast period is a return in terms of spending as a percentage of GDP to around the long-run average of 3 percent. We have reached up to 35 percent in response to COVID. This is a similar percentage to where the previous Government got to when they were dealing with the global financial crisis, where they reached around 34 percent of GDP. It is the nature of the way Government does its work that the balance sheet gets used in times of crisis like this. But, obviously, attempting to move towards a more stable fiscal position is important. We did that.