But in terms of the quality of the spend, other than the $24 billion that we believe is appropriate, very much so, there still remains the question of poor-quality spend and lack of delivery of outcomes from that. The Minister will be well aware, you know, part of the total of the $62 billion: a modern approach to night classes, $16 million over four years; Jobs for Nature, which the Auditor-General picked up, $874 million; Radio New Zealand baseline. There's a whole page of spending here that no one really knows why it was included in the COVID fund and not under the sectors, where it should have been allocated; and, why, in fact, this was actually a priority during the COVID period when the Government is basically taking our debt from $60 billion to $120 billion. There's just big chunky amounts of money. 