Of course, as I said in the speech this morning, it is our plan to reduce debt, but we are not going to do that in the way the member would prefer, which would be austerity measures that would undermine the recovery that we've had, that would undermine the public services that New Zealanders rely upon. So, yes, we will take a balanced approach that sees debt come down, but, clearly, when you have a one-in-100-year shock, we had to borrow the money that we did to support New Zealanders through it. It has left the health of New Zealanders and the health of our economy in a much stronger position, and over time that debt will reduce. But we're not going to do it in a way that compromises the wellbeing of our people.