The assumption is, from the Minister, that there would have to be cuts in order to deliver ACT's tax cuts, and he's pointed to various aspects of baseline services, which ACT rejects—in fact, if you read our alternative budget, it's quite clear, we propose to maintain baseline spending and deliver front-line services in education and health. The cuts that ACT propose to save money to fund our $2,000 tax cut for somebody on $70,000 a year actually come from deleting ministries which deliver no value to the taxpayer, which are completely unnecessary. But you can read all of that in ACT's alternative budget.