Does anyone seriously think that in Budget 2023, which we hope will be Grant Robertson's last one, he'll turn up and say, "Well, look, I'm just going to have to rein in the fiscal spending; I've just spent too much."? Does anyone seriously think that? No, because for five years now—Budget 2018, Budget 2019, Budget 2020, Budget 2021, and Budget 2022—there's always a reason; there's always another excuse. There's always a reason. He just turns up and there's another reason to spend more money, and now we find ourselves, if we spend an extra $50 billion—spending's up by 70 percent in the last five years. Does anyone seriously think that we're going to turn up to Budget 2023—which, by the way, is an election year, which is not normally a year in which Governments fiscally constrain themselves; normally, they turn on the spending spigots—and Grant Robertson's going to say, "Well, I'm very concerned about the fiscal discipline; I'm going to have to wind it back."? No. Of course he's not going to do that; we're going to have another spend-up.