Andrew Bayly talked about how the amounts that are being appropriated are staggeringly large, and he is absolutely correct. He was voicing some concern that, obviously, all this is going to have to get paid back some day, and he's absolutely correct—it is. At the same time—and this point was actually reiterated by the Hon Paul Goldsmith in question time the other day, where his lead line of questioning the Minister of Finance at that time gave the presumption that National could spend money faster than the Labour Party; the whole point of that line of questioning was that National can be more profligate and push money out the door even faster than the Labour Party—that's a real challenge. It's a real challenge, and I'll tell you why. It's because this Government has put over $11 billion in the wage subsidy in less than three months. We got money out the door to where it was needed in a staggeringly short period of time to businesses that needed it. 