ANDREW BAYLY: Thank you—the Government. This excludes the $7 billion that is actually off balance sheet and not in the figures—which, conveniently by the Minister of Finance, is excluded from his calculations. And that is very, very substantial. So the talk—and we heard it from the Minister before when he made commentary on this Budget that, you know, we've been facing these headwinds, and under our Government, prior to us going in 2017, we were averaging over 3 percent GDP, which is just figures to people listening in. But what has happened, and this Budget statement refers to it, we have seen a substantial drop in the GDP—virtually by half. Now, to put that in context, we have seen the economic growth of New Zealand drop by about $4.5 billion a year. That means we are seeing people—businesses, their profits are lower because they simply cannot sell as much as they might have done if National had continued in power.