I then move through to the Depression, and we compare ourselves with the United States here. When we locked down and when the world's economies collapsed around our ears, what did we do? We, basically, retrenched right across the board. They had Herbert Hoover in the United States, and here we had the then country party, led by Forbes, which I think was the name of the leader of that Government, who, essentially, looked after the status quo. The decision was made that they would entrench the spending, and those who really suffered were those who were on the periphery—the poorer people. But the ones who got through the Depression—in fact, history will show that many of those families who made quite a lot of money during that time actually had money when going into it. 