My last point's around foreign affairs. We have seen more money there, but I would encourage the Government to speak more loudly, particularly about what's happening in Hong Kong. Today, in something that's never happened before, myself and three other foreign affairs chairs from around the world have signed a joint letter to the United Nations and to our respective Prime Ministers. So that's Tom Tugendhat from the United Kingdom, David Fawcett from Australia, Michael Levitt from Canada, and myself. It's a joint letter to the UN Secretary-General, calling on the UN to put in a special envoy to Hong Kong. What is happening there under the auspices of the Chinese Communist Party is an affront to democratic principles, and our countries must stand up strongly against that. We have also—all four of us—written to our respective Prime Ministers, asking that they add their voices with a special session of the United Nations to call for that envoy. 