So it is something that we can't ignore, and for the Government to sort of say today, there's going to be an additional $6 billion worth of expenditure by the Government in the coming Budget and then turn around to the Opposition and say, "What would the Opposition cut?", that is a stupid question, in my opinion, because, firstly, if money hasn't been spent yet, it can't be cut. And that's an argument, interestingly, I heard many politicians on the other side of the House make when they were in Opposition. And I can tell you that it is a fact that when a Government spends heavily—and sometimes that's necessary; sometimes, yes, go to the balance sheet, and that's what the Government has done, and we don't disagree with that—and at times when inflation starts to run away, it simply exacerbates that because of the demands that that extra expenditure places on the economy. So an interesting time ahead. 