So I'll make a prediction now that next year the Government will be tempted to spend more to win the election, and on the $850 million cost of living payment, the Minister still believes that he's better qualified to tell hard-working Kiwis how to spend their money. If he looked at the actual timing of the Budget, this was the Budget to give people back a tax break. We will make sure next year that that message comes across even further. He thinks that taking money out of the back pockets of those struggling with the cost of living crisis is the right thing to do. Does he even agree with Treasury's advice that a broad-based, one-off payment is poor mechanism for supporting households with longer-term problems? It's definitely going to add to inflationary pressure. It is a PR stunt. It was decided in record time when the Treasury recommended against it, and it can't even be implemented by the Inland Revenue Department—they will have to find another 750 people and it's in nine weeks' time.