I want to speak and have a conversation, really, about the context in which this Government finds itself and the next three years that we have before us in this Parliament. I think the truth is that we start this Parliament with the economy stronger than most economists thought was going to be the case at the start of the year. The $14 billion in wage subsidies probably had something to do with that—I don't know—but there's been a lot of money pumped in. The pundits weren't right, and that's a good thing. But I do wonder, when the finance Minister and the Reserve Bank Governor are literally printing $100 billion—one third of our economy's GDP—