The long-term requirements of the fiscal responsibility Act that was set up in 1989 is that the Government must run prudent debt levels so as to provide a buffer against factors that may impact adversely on the total debt in the future, by ensuring that we've got prudent debt levels. Once you've got prudent debt levels, the Act also requires that you maintain, over a reasonable period of time, that total operating expenses do not exceed revenue—Government revenue. Guess what! When you look at what's gone on over the last few years, and what is forecast in the Treasury projections, we will continue to run operating deficits at a Government level. We will continue to lose money at a Government level. I think, from memory, we're going to rack up about $36 billion of operating losses by Labour since it's come to office, and over the next two years, as a result of running high operating budgets—by basically spending too much money. 