Well, I think that there was a better way, and actually ACT was saying it consistently in the select committee, to the Reserve Bank Governor, in the House, and in the public to the media we were saying, "This borrowing will come back to bite us. We are going to be in trouble because this Government has distorted monetary policy; they've lowered the interest rates artificially. And when all of that money sloshing around comes back to bite us, it'll do it in the form of inflation and rising interest rates as we see now." 