The Greens started raising concerns about the over-reliance on unconventional monetary policy when the Finance and Expenditure Committee returned at the beginning of the 53rd Parliament, after the election. I can point to dozens of hearings where I put these questions to the Minister of Finance, to the Reserve Bank Governor, and to Treasury, particularly to point out that the LSAP programme, the fiscal costs of which are estimated at around $7.2 billion, have occurred without the necessary intervention that the Greens would argue was necessary of the fiscal policy that, also, the Reserve Bank had warned would be necessary two years ago to deal with those distributional impacts or that inequality. This is, of course, why I've continued to fight for a year now for a proper review into the COVID-19 economic response. We in the Greens will continue to fight for it. Not only was the LSAP deployed with the Treasury, the Minister of Finance, and the Reserve Bank knowing full well that it was likely to turbocharge house prices and inequality, it actually did do those things, and it cost billions and billions of dollars. 