Chair, could I make one very quick point around trying to reach the targets, the issue raised by the last member?
We're under no illusions; meeting these targets will be extremely difficult. We have two particular challenges. The first is the downturn of the global economy and the impact it will have on the Irish economy, which is a very open economy in international terms. We won't have the resources we've had over the last 10 years to direct towards tackling poverty.
The second point is that we're trying to reach these targets in an expanding population. Our statistics office estimates that in the next eight to 10 years, the population will increase by about 20% to well over 5.2 million, and to reduce poverty in an expanding population will in fact be a major challenge for us. We're not under any illusions about that.