 What we are doing, we are going to address this issue in a more methodical way, in a more organized way. First and foremost, we must understand the UPND Manifesto. What's the UPND Manifesto? We were very clear that we were going to restructure the debt, isn't it? Very, very clear. We were going to restructure the economy. We were elected on the ticket of change. What was the change? The economy to rebuild the economy, which was destroyed in the last seven years. And amongst those is to dismantle the debt. To dismantle the debt, you need an IMF problem. It's a very simple thing. It's not even as complicated as people would like to make it look. And once you have an IMF problem, it's an endorsement of credibility, then we are now going to the lenders to now deal with the debt restructuring. This is the connection. It is not a secret. It's a matter that we campaign along with other messages that we get. Unless you are the generalist, maybe you didn't take those issues. We were very, very clear at that time that we needed to restructure the debt. And the issue is that the PF were working for seven years to conclude an IMF problem. Seven years. Five. Two. Seven. Five plus two is seven. Right? We were able to do it in two months. The question is that why did the PF want an IMF problem? It's the same reason, except they have no credibility to deliver an IMF problem. Four ministers failed to deliver an IMF problem. It took one minute. Right? The list you know. I don't want to continue the list. We have done it in two months. Credibility. Seriousness. Now it opens the door to restructure the overall debt. Because that's what we say. We don't restructure the debt. We don't get a shedding off of the debt. It means every budget, my dear friend, every budget will be consumed by two items, as there has been the past. What are those two items? One, debt service, isn't it? Two, public sector expenditure. Two items. Every year checks the tax you pay, the tax he pays, the tax you pay. Do you agree to that? The answer is no. So we are doing the right thing. It's a restructuring. It's an economic restructuring. And you will see growth from there. The reason that the country was going down was because the guys who were in office before, as colleagues in office before, failed to do in seven years what we have done in two months. They must learn to say thank you, etches. Thank you, minister of finance. Here is the issue. Debt on one side, we deal with it. Two, right? Public expenditure. Why are we talking about buying goods and service and government at the right price? Quality? Three, deliver on that. It's to suppress public expenditure so that these two items that have been taking money can release money now for development, for job creation, for growth, for health, for education. Here's the good news. Once we create savings in this area, we shift the money where it's needed most, the government, the women, the youth, students for meal allowances. Someone will be unhappy for a short while, a greater number of people will be happy for a longer time and the economy will be put on the right track. That's what it is.