 The Labour Party has been very careful in the campaign not to say anything too dramatic on tax or spending, perhaps bearing in mind the lessons of the very short-lived Conservative Prime Minister Liz Truss of two years ago. But if they do get this big majority, there is a lot of public frustration with the level of public service here and infrastructure. Maybe they do have a mandate to do something a little bit more pro-growth, a little bit more aggressive than perhaps they've been used to for the last 15 years or so. And do they have a lot of legroom when it comes to money? Is there a lot of money at their disposal for them to spend? On the face of it, no.