The other thing about it is you say you want to stabilise debt. The first opportunity to find some savings—and you commented in your speech today that you found a billion dollars' worth of savings. Rather than say we are going to not spend the extra $10 billion we've got sitting in a—using my honourable colleague's term—slush fund, and rather than spend it, and you talked about spending it this morning, why don't you save it? Because, at the moment, every day we borrow $110 million. We borrowed $110 million yesterday and we're borrowing $110 million tomorrow. So the issue is, at what stage do you stop spending and calling it COVID-related expenditure? Because as we heard today, that situation is—and you will continue to crow and I will continue to pick you up on this. If it's as good as you say it is, you do not need to be running deficits. 