We think it's a good thing that the government has established a fiscal target, and of course when one establishes these targets—a budgetary balance in 2014-15, and we know it's impossible for economists to nail down precisely what the economy is going to look like in 2014 and in the time between then and now, particularly in a world of great uncertainty. I think you can make a strong case that if you're going to establish a target, you build prudence around it.
But again, it's a policy choice the government has to make. It is setting aside contingency reserves, or economic prudence. It may mean less public spending to deal with other issues. For us, it's a political choice.