With regard to the issue of debt targets, the Government's debt target since COVID has been to stabilise net debt by the mid-2020s and then look to reduce it as conditions allow. Net debt, though, has already been stabilised far below the levels that the Pre-election Economic and Fiscal Update (PREFU) in 2020 suggested that it would be. The PREFU had net debt going to 56 percent of GDP, whereas we've stabilised at around 35 percent of GDP. So my final question to the Minister is: the Labour Party went into the last election, saying that the PREFU 2020 debt trap was balanced and responsible. Doesn't that mean in this current context, then, that we now have about $40 billion extra to invest in critical infrastructure to address things like climate change—