The Government knew this when it made the decision to rely heavily on unconventional monetary policy. The Government knew that the alternative was to use more heavily fiscal policy, which is a nice way of saying, "Taxing and spending". Yes, taxing and spending is something that all Governments of all stripes do indeed do. The Government, and, in fact, all of us, have seen those distributional impacts. We've seen it in house prices rising by more than $300,000 on average across Aotearoa. We've seen it in the $1 trillion estimated transfer of wealth to the wealthiest New Zealanders. The Government has seen that increase in inequality not through some natural process but as a result of decisions that were made and decisions that were not made.