I think it's not for me to comment on the actual policies that were embedded in the budget. For us, as I mentioned a moment ago, what we need to understand is what the change will be in aggregate demand in the economy as a result of the budget, and that therefore is just one ingredient that we have to consider, along with exports, investment, and all those things.
So whether different details would give you something different, long run or short run, is really not our purview.