And, of course, the flip side of that and that decision-making process—I think it's really important always to ask the "what if" question, and I'd invite the Minister to do that: to say, "If we hadn't done it that way, how would we have done it? What kind of chilling effect would there have been on business activity, and employment in particular?" Of course, we do know that the Government borrowed a large sum of money over the course, and that that borrowing has not yet ended, and that there may be instances—we don't know what the future holds—where further funds may need to be borrowed to ensure that we have a strong and resilient, well-functioning economy into the future. That, of course, was a focus of discussion, and the Minister may well want to comment on that. 