But it's the spending that's the one thing the Government does control. And there's no doubt that COVID has been used as a stalking horse for significant structural spending increases. If one looks at the trajectory, if it was COVID and COVID was finite, then the spending trajectory should then drop again, and it doesn't. And it doesn't because this Government has spent 3½ years doing things that don't add to productivity: increasing wages in the Government sector well beyond that which has taken place in the private sector. I'm not saying that doctors, nurses, and schoolteachers don't deserve it.