So we've got a significant burden and issue building in the background that we are going to need to resolve and mitigate, to be able to set up those that come after us in the future to be able to deal with the challenges that they will face. Because the reality of what we've been through with COVID in terms of that economic shock is that it has had economic and societal implications—we've got to be clear—on our population, such as the low attendance at our schools, which has been an implication in terms of the COVID element. We've seen a decline in the mental health of our population. Those impacts are going to be felt over the next 40 years, and we're also seeing increasing crime and increasing family violence. These factors all will impact the implications of decisions that we will make over the next period of time.