One year ago today, the Government launched the COVID-19 response package—a $12 billion response to what is arguably the largest global and economic shock any of us will have seen in our lifetimes. Mr Speaker—Madam Speaker now. That was a very quick shift, Madam Speaker! A year ago, we were facing very, very uncertain times. Nobody knew what the true extent of the scope of the COVID-19 economic shock was going to be, but we did know one thing, and that was that, as a Government, we wanted to back New Zealanders through it. We wanted to keep Kiwis in work. We wanted to get them back to work. We wanted to make sure that people weren't put out of work as a result of COVID19. And that is what our response was based on. We wanted to make sure that we kept COVID, and we drove COVID-19, out of New Zealand and we kept it out of New Zealand, and that is what we have been focused on. We made the decision as a Government that we were not going to make the problem worse by trying to cut our way out of it, which was the course of action pursued by the last Government after the global financial crisis. We made a decision that we were going to take a different path, and the results speak for themselves.