Hon GRANT ROBERTSON (Minister of Finance): Fiscal and economic stimulus comes from a range of sources in terms of the Government, but also the wider economy. In terms of monetary policy, in March the Reserve Bank lowered the official cash rate from 1 percent to 0.25 percent and committed to keep it there for at least a year. The Reserve Bank is also keeping long-term interest rates down by buying up to $60 billion of New Zealand Government bonds, New Zealand Local Government Funding Agency bonds, and New Zealand Government inflation-indexed bonds in the secondary market. It's also announced the total size of its large-scale asset purchases programme is $60 billion over the next 12 months. To date, it has repurchased about $22 billion of these bonds on the secondary market. In terms of fiscal stimulus, according to the Treasury's monthly Crown accounts, total Crown expenses in April and May were $30.286 billion. In terms of the month of June and the second part of the member's question, the Government accounts for June and July and the first 5½ days of August have not yet been finalised. But the Treasury estimates that Crown expenses would be about $30.792 billion across June and July.