But instead, what we have seen in these bills, set out very clearly, is a continuation of a pattern of spending more than he said he would. And this is something that this Minister of Finance has done in every single Budget he has set down. He spends more than he said he would the year before. Now, for this Budget, what he said last year he would be spending this year was $2.4 billion, and what we find in the pages of the documents that the Treasury has put together is that instead, he is spending $9.5 billion more each year—a considerable increase in expenditure at a time when the economy has already overheated, a time when every piece of fiscal pressure puts more pressure on inflation and more pressure on interest rates. And such was his desire to spend more that he raided next year's Budget—and the year after that—to ensure that he had more funds to allocate.