I agree with Ms Davidson that, through these times, we do need to protect and support our most vulnerable. My Government, the Key-English Government, in those years following the global financial crisis and the Canterbury earthquake, did just that—not that they got any credit for it from the other side, but indeed that is an appropriate thing. But, when it comes to infrastructure spending, health spending, other social development, conservation spending, it's got to be of a high quality. I don't think we can say—in fact, we don't even have enough detail yet to be able to say—whether that is going to be the case. This is a war chest, but is it a recovery war chest or an election war chest?