There was some discussion around alternative monetary and fiscal policies, and discussion around what the Reserve Bank was doing with large-scale assets. The Secretary to the Treasury stated that without the economy being supported by both monetary and fiscal policy—monetary policy, obviously, the Reserve Bank; fiscal policy, Treasury and the Minister of Finance—there could have been a severe economic contraction, widespread unemployment, and GDP growth remaining very low, and our unemployment alone, of course, shows us that that didn't transpire. Treasury was also very keen to talk to us about clusters and the way it wanted to increase the effectiveness of the Public Service by using collaboration and strategic alignment across multiple agencies and also to ensure there's a much longer-term and intergenerational view, and to enhance the value-for-money reporting. 