Now, I would say this: the positive aspect of the spending is in disability support, and I'm sure Mr Ngaro will talk a little bit more about that—$833 million, if memory serves. But I make two comments about this. There is no detail behind how that's going to be spent, and when the Associate Minister of Health or the Minister for disability support—I can't remember which one it was—was asked by a reporter last week about whether that would mean that people with profound hearing loss would finally have equity, this Government having cruelly taken away the extra funding the previous Government had put in for extra adult cochlear implants, they couldn't even say yes or no to that. Now, either they're not going to do that and they just didn't want to say it or they're not even organised enough to say yes. And why should we be surprised by that? 