I Think It's Not a Question of That.

The last spending review was based on an inflationary increase of three %, and we're now talking about 18%. So the moment tat she gets in, there are going to be really hard choices for all her ministers around what happens. It might be that she ends up doing the rishy plan and having tax cuts later, if she can foster loads of growth out of nowhere. But i think it's hard for her to let that go, because it is very distinct from what her opponent is saying. Sam ye iy haven't been massive plan o of kistama's labor over the past fe years. I think they've been over cautious and missed quite a few opportunities.