Hon GRANT ROBERTSON (Acting Prime Minister): I do stand by the Prime Minister's statement, particularly where she went on to say, "Not all our commitments will be met in this budget. The past three years have demonstrated the benefits of careful management and targeted investment. Our strong position means we have an opportunity over time to bring down debt and put the Government's books on a path to surplus, but our balanced approach will also see tens of billions of dollars opened up for investment into infrastructure over the coming decade so we don't leave the next generation with debt of another kind." In answer to the second part of the member's question, yes, including, for example, unemployment at its lowest levels since when the household labour force survey began, levels of public debt amongst the lowest in the OECD, the fact that we've lifted more than 66,000 children out of poverty, that we've seen reducing numbers of people on benefits, that we've seen 190,000 people go in to free apprenticeships and trade training, and many more things. Things are tough for many households and businesses at this time and the Government is stepping up to support them.