In terms of its overall sustainability picture, which is the way we like to evaluate the overall impact of these policy changes, the government debt path was sustainable before the change and continues to be sustainable after. The cost in the first full year of the program, 2028-29, I think we had at $11.2 billion, but as a share of GDP that's only about 0.35%.
That is the most costly it ever gets to be, because after that we start to see the demographics and the parameters of the program move in such a way that the costs decline very quickly, from about 0.35% to 0.2%, down to even as low as 0.18%, I think. I don't have it in front of me, but you see a kind of downward path.
That partly leads to the graph we have toward the end of the report, in which you see the debt declining over time. The way the demographics and program costs move is such that you start to get quite a quick fiscal consolidation, once we get over those humps in the demographics.