I just want to go back to the fact that we're looking at $4.3 billion and that the choices are to reaffirm that if we're not able to find it through the two methods we've talked about and outlined here, that really, there is only one other option for government, and that is to have it on the books as money it didn't find savings for, and therefore it becomes part of the deficit.
Is that how you would see it, Mr. Botham?
If in their books they book $4.3 billion in savings and then you make $2.3 billion, where does that $2 billion go? I'm just speculating here. Would it be rolled into a deficit?
Or some other miracle might happen, but just for basic accounting here, we would we see that the $2 billion hadn't been realized and it would be carried over to the next year.