Inflation is a tax. Economists have said for years that the best way to cover, for example, Government debt as a proportion of GDP is simply to wait until the economy grows as a consequence of inflation to the point where the debt looks smaller on the radar than it otherwise would. Indeed, going back to the previous Labour Government, who crowed about the fact that their net debt to GDP ratio plummeted to nearly zero, what's not talked about is the fact that they didn't repay in the nine years of the Clark-Cullen Government a single dollar of sovereign debt. In fact, gross sovereign debt under that Government went up from $37.4 billion, I think it was, from memory, to $37.7 billion. The thing that got debt to GDP down was inflation and the growth of the economy. So I'd like to hear from the Minister in that regard.