tax cuts — going to make either unfunded tax cuts or unfunded spending commitments, because that is the way— commitments, because that is the way to ruin, and i will always— the way to ruin, and i will always have, at the heart of my economic— always have, at the heart of my economic strategy and policy, is that— economic strategy and policy, is that rock of economic and financial— is that rock of economic and financial stability. but that's the fundamental _ financial stability. but that's the fundamental truth, - financial stability. but that's the fundamental truth, isn'tj the fundamental truth, isn't it, if you guys are in government in a year, 18 months�* time, what you�*re going to inherit, where we have a tax burden, generationally high, the room for manoeuvre, if you guys, or if the conservatives win, what they could do, to do things that are significantly different is really constrained. what you can promise that will be substantially different, given where taxing and spending is? it's where taxing and spending is? it�*s true to say there�*s big it's true to say there's big constraints on what an incoming labour— constraints on what an incoming labour government can do. we may— labour government can do. we may not— labour government can do. we may not be able to do everything we want as quickly as we — everything we want as quickly as we want. keir and i everything we want as quickly as we want. keirand i have both— as we want. keirand i have both said _ as we want. keirand i have both said that. let me give you a couple — both said that. let me give you a couple of— both said that. let me give you a couple of examples of different choices i would have made — different choices i would have made if — different choices i would have made if it was a labour budget. i made if it was a labour budget. i have _ made if it was a labour budget. i have already spoken about growth _ i have already spoken about growth and the importance of those — growth and the importance of those industries of the future.