Hon MICHAEL WOODHOUSE: I'm very happy to tell the full story, Dr Clark, which is why I said that some of that spending was necessary, and I will give the Government this one thing: when it comes to supporting jobs, the wage subsidy was very important and very necessary in 2020. But Reserve Bank monetary policy initiatives like the large-scale asset purchasing and the funding for lending, frankly, is the easy bit. Our economy is mainlining on cash right now that the Reserve Bank doesn't know how to switch off. Even in a growing economy, they are still pumping significant amounts of money into the economy. That was the easy bit. Weaning off that cash and preventing the sort of climate that will create inflation is the hard bit. Why is that important? Because the significant increases in welfare support that were announced in this Budget, and which were necessary, have nothing to do with the "mother of all Budgets" and some finger-pointing to 30 years ago. 