There's three things that I looked for in the Budget, three takeaways that I had that I think we need to be aware of. The first is the inflation numbers, because the Government spent quite a long time denying that we're in a cost of living crisis. You remember the start of the year? February, March, the Prime Minister didn't want to use the words. She didn't want to say that people were doing it really tough. Eventually, she brought herself to say, "Yeah, actually, it's really tough." And they tried to blame Ukraine, but they now at least accept that we are in a cost of living crisis. But if you look at the Budget, inflation's 6.9 percent currently—let's say 7 percent. The Budget shows, or the Budget predicts—forecasts—that that inflation rate will still be above 3 percent in 2025. So this is something that's not going away. That's, I think, the most startling thing out of the Budget—is that inflation is set to be above that 1 to 3 percent band that the Reserve Bank's meant to keep inflation to, for a very long time.