The issue we have with this is that the Government has been able to go and borrow this huge amount of debt—an additional $60 billion—because, after the Canterbury earthquakes and the global financial crisis, we—through prudent management, both Labour and National—got our debt back to 19 percent of GDP. Also, the reason why we've been able to go out and borrow lots of money in the market, offshore, is that we have a history of responsible fiscal management and sticking to it. That is why New Zealand is in a good situation and had an ability to take on this massive amount of debt over the last 24 months, but we're at the risk of squandering that huge advantage and reputation we've built up. 