Now, I want to take up the point that was made on page 19 of the Budget Policy Statement, because it's simply not right. It says, "Before the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, the Labour-led Government ran surpluses." Well, actually, they didn't. It should have a few more words at the end of that. They ran surpluses into the ground and in two years took fiscal projections of surpluses up to $8.5 billion by, I think, 2024 or 2025 and turned it into a deficit by 2019/20. Now, COVID needed spending, but the amount of financial licence that has been taken by this Government and the use of COVID as a cover for financial profligacy is, I think, something that we need to talk about, because if there's one thing that Labour Governments do really well, it's spending money, and the perfect storm is the conditions that enable them, that give them the licence to do that.