Well, I think you're only giving us half the story. You're always just giving the downside, and I didn't take you for a pessimistic man, Mr Parker. I thought you were an optimistic person. So you were highlighting the fact that it was going to cost you as the Minister of Revenue a lot of money: $660 million. Well, that's fine, but, actually, on the other side of the coin, Mr Parker, I'm sure you would know that the Government, of course, is raking in a lot more money—a lot more money. If you go back to the Budget prior to COVID, actually the gross tax revenue of the Government was going to go from $85 billion to $100 billion - odd over four years, and, largely, most of that was to do with fiscal drag, or its inflation impact, and, of course, assumptions around growing our economy. 