For those reasons, the things that have been raised by Minister Grant Robertson are actually very accurate. He has set aside some pūtea, $14 billion to $15 billion, and a future Government can dedicate some of that pūtea to this de-risking exercise, because there is no way that we are going to transition without the Crown either being actively involved, helping to de-risk it, or indeed in some cases leading it in provincial New Zealand, which is what we have done. Which is why the Provincial Growth Fund—and it was only ever going to be around for three years, and it's actually not $3 billion, it's $3.3 billion; it actually grew under my stewardship. The point that I'm making, though, is that that is an incredibly active and valuable example of how the Crown can take a role of enablement and empowerment. It's been widely acclaimed in the provinces, it is occasionally subject to shrewish behaviour from members on the other side of the House, but I assure you, whenever there's an opening, wherever there's an announcement, they elbow me out of the way to arrive and celebrate the occasion with my good self. Thank you very much.