What we have heard from the Opposition is that they somehow or rather think that they can take some funding out of the operating allowance, the one-off $6 billion operating allowance, and then magically not have to deal with the consequences of those decisions in future Budgets. That is simply not true. It's not how Government budgeting works. Those costs carry on, and the Leader of the Opposition said he wants to carry on with those tax changes. He also—I think—wants to get rid of the Government's 39c tax rate. We've had a bit of coming and going about that in the last few days, but it does appear to still be the Opposition's policy to do that. They also want to reverse the changes that the Government has made to make it easier for first-home buyers to afford to buy a first home in terms of interest deductibility and the brightline test. They also want to get rid—