Now, I want to return to my good colleague's questions about the large scale asset purchase (LSAP) programme. I find it an absurd proposition that a Minister claims that the advice that they looked at and must have received from Treasury but took into account and chose not to take into account is that interest rates would not rise over the medium to long term. I think it's absurd. And he said it would get to 1 percent by 2024. In the case the Reserve Bank was buying back 10-year bonds—up to 10-year bonds—the proposition that interest rates would not rise over the 10-year period is an absurd proposition, and I think shows an absolute naivety of the Government. So my question to the Minister—and I am trying to ask some questions—is why did you not think longer term, given that 10-year wind-out period? Or did you not require or seek any advice as to what would be the wind-out provision of the Reserve Bank buying all these bonds? First question—and, if so, what was that? 