And, of course, one of the principles of a parliamentary democracy is that Ministers aren't laws unto themselves who can just write cheques from the taxpayer purse whenever they want. They can't just dip into the taxpayer reserves and pay for whatever they wish to at any time. We have a formal Budget process. That Budget process requires the Government to set out line by line, in detail, what it is seeking funding for and how funding will be spent. We were all aware that there was no line item in last year's Budget that put aside $30 million for purchase of land at Ihumātao.