If we as governments are buying inputs, not outcomes--speaking to the earlier point about IP, which I think my colleague discussed--there's a softer side to IP. We can talk about IP as patents, but when you do projects or undertake initiatives, you build capabilities, you build a knowledge base, you build methodologies, you build practices. You build things that people can then export and can leverage to bring back more economic value.
The idea of investing to come out of a crisis stronger is really about how you leverage technology to deal with the increasing demands. Yes, there are increasing demands—the demographics, people who are going to retire, the health pressures on the country. The question is how we then leverage this technology and innovation to deal with these increasing demands, both nationally and in terms of the global responsibilities we have.