With regard to the context of this Budget, as many before me have already spoken to, the context has entirely shifted to where we were months ago. A lot of people right now are talking about future generations, and they are harking back to the situation that we saw ourselves in as a country and, indeed, as a world and a global economy in the 1930s, centring around the Great Depression. There, it's interesting to investigate that we saw a similar mobilisation of governmental, political, and parliamentary forces to rise to the challenge that was being faced, particularly with the creation of what was arguably the world's first safety net, recognising a manifestation of the social contract that all of us who live in this country will look after others when hard times come upon them. Unfortunately, it is the case that over the past few decades subsequent to that introduction, it has been dismantled by Governments following it. 