When we release our economic and fiscal outlook and we project the deficit going forward, it's assuming no new fiscal measures, because it would be very difficult to include potential measures. What would we include and how much new spending or tax measures would we assume to be introduced? That's why these figures are status quo, based on what we know at the time we put this economic and fiscal outlook to bed.
However, what we have seen in the past is that whenever the government tables a budget or a fall statement, the track for spending tends to go upwards, which is a policy choice.
Am I certain the fiscal track we released in the fiscal outlook will be the one that materializes? I don't think it will happen, because the government will introduce new measures, which is why governments get elected, but—