Secondly, getting to the issue of monetary and fiscal policy and the relationship between the two—this is, of course, one of the crucial areas that a review into the economic response would look at. But we also have seen here in this report today that the Reserve Bank, over 2020 to 2021, conducted significant monetary stimulus, including the LSAP, or Large Scale Asset Purchase programme, which the Treasury now estimates will cost around $5 billion, after initially estimating that it would be cost neutral. To that effect, my second question to the Minister is: does he accept that greater fiscal stimulus during this period, as also noted in that OIA advice from Treasury and RBNZ at the beginning of 2020, could have taken pressure off the Reserve Bank in their need for monetary stimulus, which in turn could have meant that we had better directed economic support to those at the bottom end of town?