Now, I'm not sure exactly how much of that was spent. It's impossible to tell from the processes that the Minister lauds. But he just said that—I think he said last year it was 36 percent of the operating expenditure, so that would equate to somewhere in the region of $8 billion or $9 billion in last year alone. Remember, a lot of the things that they announced, they announced for years forward. What's not clear to me is whether, out of those announcements, they were actually in this Budget or whether they're going to continue to be drawn down from the second imprest supply bill. So the idea that we've been able to scrutinise that spending because of the Supplementary Estimates, that we don't see until it lands on the Table on Budget day, a 1024-page document that doesn't get tabled until then—and without any transparency over what it was for or whether it was good value for money or whether it was COVID-related.