Then, the recipe for success in private sector hasn't changed. It's about keeping taxes low, it's about pushing back the tide of regulation, and, throughout this difficult, difficult economic time, this Government has carried on and said, "Nothing's changed." It just keeps on piling on new costs for businesses—every day, every week, new costs to business. Last week, it was higher waste levies; a couple of weeks before, it was higher road-user charges; and right on 1 April, when businesses were absolutely locked down and had zero revenue, they still put up the minimum wage. They have no concept of the difficulty that businesses experience in trying to stay in business, and they keep on adding those costs. So not adding taxes, not adding regulations, being consistent about the rules, and allowing investment to flow both domestically and offshore are the key to getting private sector investment. 