Let's start with the positive. We are now coming to the end of the most extraordinary period, fiscally, I think this country has ever seen, certainly in peacetime. It was necessary and appropriate for the Government to do a lot of things quickly and expensively. We acknowledge that. We supported those changes through, firstly, last year's imprest supply, which basically wrote a blank cheque to the Government for about $50 billion. As the Minister points out, these were in areas that were vitally important: the wage subsidy, personal protective equipment, managed isolation and quarantine, the vaccine roll-out—matters that, as he said, were "in response to COVID-19."