If there is any criticism to be made in relation to the Estimates, like Senator Quinn, I suggest that it is the Opposition that should be criticised, not the Government. The Government's approach to our problems is absolutely right. Each of us may face problems on the micro-level, as a result of the abolition of the first-time buyer's grant or the fact that Trinity College is to be hit, which is a particular concern of mine. We can quarrel with such micro-issues, but the Minister for Finance is right on the macro-issues. Senator Quinn is correct when he says Deputy McCreevy has the ability and the capacity to be a great Minister in bad times and in good. It is likely that he will be seen as a great Minister if he continues on this road. His attitude is correct because he is recognising the realities and facing political difficulties head on. He is trying to balance the budget and it may come right for him over three or four years.