On March 11[1] or 12,[2][22] Cockroft's replacement as Provincial Treasurer, Solon Low, introduced the government's budget. It included no implementation of social credit, and was attacked by the opposition parties as "the default budget"[15] and by insurgent Social Crediters as a "banker's budget" (a harsh insult given Social Credit's dim view of the banking industry).[22] Ronald Ansley rose immediately to attack it as containing "not one single item that even remotely resembled Social Credit."