The second concern I have is the fact of this almost incomprehensible slush fund of $20 billion. When Shane Jones had $3 billion of slush fund in his Provincial Growth Fund, we, and a lot of public up and down the country, were concerned about the quality of the spend of the $3 billion—where the money was going. It was propping up mills that should never have been propped up and nurseries that should never have been subsidised—money wasted. Quite rightly, we were holding the Government to account on that $3 billion. But now we've got a $20 billion slush fund—$20 billion. No one knows where it might be spent, except perhaps the Minister. That is of a real concern to me: the accountability, or lack of it, around a $20 billion fund of taxpayers' money unallocated. And we heard the wish list from Michael Wood of some of the things that he is advocating for and some of the things that have been allocated to. So I'm concerned that the wish list of the left is being granted by the Minister of Finance, using this disastrous economic situation to take advantage to deliver Michael Wood's wish list.