Hon GRANT ROBERTSON: The return to surplus, I note, as I have in the House earlier this week, is quicker than the return to surplus that the National Government did after the GFC. The thing that the member needs to understand here is that the Government has to balance a set of priorities. We have to invest in our health system. We have to invest in our education system. We are doing that in a way that means that we have debt that is far lower than most of the countries that we compare ourselves to, and that we are returning to surplus quicker than the previous National Government did—that is the kind of balance that we need in a Budget.