Hon GRANT ROBERTSON (Minister of Finance): I thank the member for the question. Just before I come to the question of large-scale asset purchases, in the first part of the member's comments, she did refer to the finance costs and I just think, while the raw numbers are—I'm not contesting the raw numbers that the member read out—it is very important to see those finance costs in the context of the overall economy. So, if we look at where we were in 2022, we've got core Crown finance costs as 0.78 percent of GDP. They are forecast to peak in the forecast period at 1.15 percent of GDP in 2023-24. That is obviously higher than where we've been in recent years, but low historically. And, at other times in New Zealand's history where we have had to borrow money at large rates, for various reasons, we have been paying significantly higher. So I just think that it's worth acknowledging that, yes, there has been an increase in the cost of financing for the Government but, relatively speaking to the economy, it's still low and historically is still low.