It's critical that the Government has an impact on its balance sheet, that if it makes a lockdown decision, then it pays a cost on its balance sheet just the way that it has an impact and a cost for people and their households, their livelihoods and their business, their healthcare, their participation in education—it has costs right across the board, and it's important that the Government actually faces a cost too. With the minor exception, I should add, that the way we've been running monetary policy in this country over the last year or so, the connection between the costs of Government actions and the decisions that they make have actually been seriously disconnected. 