So he's clearly thrown this together at the last moment just before the Budget to deal with the issue of the day, which hadn't really been on their radar up until then. They've been focused, as I said, on a massive health restructuring that continues to leave the whole health sector in a state of complete chaos in the middle of winter when we're dealing with COVID. If we think of, even, the Upper Hutt Hospital situation, the people that are supposed to be dealing with it are about to lose their jobs—they're about to lose their jobs and they're supposed to be dealing with a health crisis. They're going to be replaced in six months and there'll be a whole lot of emails in the inbox of this new organisation for some manager that will appear from somewhere, and they'll have to figure out what's going on while everybody else has left the room. So it's a bizarre situation there and that's where most of the new money in this Budget has gone: into feeding this great beast; the most ill-timed restructuring that you could possibly imagine. 