I've had many conversations with colleagues about the need to make sure we're spending responsibly. We are not, by the way, in a position where we will not have access to the ability to borrow. There is the potential to impact the interest rate, but my perspective when you look at the equation is that a huge portion of the inflation we've seen is driven by supply-side factors.
Whether that's the impact that climate change has had on the price of food, or whether that is the impact of the war in Ukraine on the price of energy or the price of wheat that's exported, there are a number of different factors that have interrupted supply chains and have driven up the cost of labour and materials. I think those are more responsible, but this is an issue that we need to be careful about and we need to make sure that we're spending responsibly.