The question of digging into the government's debt profile is an important one, and it should be subject to parliamentary scrutiny. I think it reflects a couple of different factors, so we can start to discuss those a bit.
The government continues to run deficits. That, of course, adds to the debt every year. That sense of debt service charges going up in step makes straightforward sense. The part that is less well understood and that we could perhaps provide a greater profile on is the extent to which the government is using short-term debt versus longer-term debt and what that cost of borrowing will look like a couple of years out. There are these different factors that are driving that profile into the future.
I'll pause to see if some of my colleagues want to jump in with greater detail, versus the commitment that we would definitely like to dig more into that—