Unemployment: of course, the Reserve Bank would tell you we're at full employment, at 4 percent. It is a tight labour market, and, again, relative to what we inherited—4.7 percent when we came to office. The average hourly wage sitting at 3.6 percent—in that Government's first term, it was roughly 2.1 percent we were seeing: those increases in hourly wages. Net debt: 21 percent versus 22.9 percent under the last Government. We've seen $13 billion in surpluses in our first two years and $11 billion in surpluses in our next five.