So when we look at this piece of legislation, of course, it's about the massive economic cost of this exercise: $52 billion, which is about 17 percent of GDP—as it was before the crisis; it might be a higher percentage now, who knows? So it does amount to the biggest blank cheque in the history of the country, and we give it to the Minister of Finance in the hope and aspiration that he won't need to spend all of it. He may or he may not, but we, obviously, back him in his wise decision-making about how that money is spent, bearing in mind that it will have an impact on generations to come in terms of the impact it will have on our economy.