Hon GRANT ROBERTSON: Reports from the business community and official data show that the global disruption caused by COVID-19 is feeding through differently to different parts of the economy. The tourism and hospitality sectors and parts of the forestry industry continue to report the most significant impacts. Yesterday, Ministers Twyford, O'Connor, and Nash visited the Nelson region to be updated from businesses on the ground about the impacts of COVID-19. They have reported back that the region is in good shape, in part due to its diversified economy. Companies with exposure to China, like King Salmon, reported that while there had been some initial issues for their exports to China, business was rebounding, and Ministers were told that local businesses in those areas were actually concerned about a shortage of workers. Of course, we will continue to work with businesses in the Nelson region just as we are with businesses right across New Zealand, particularly in areas like Tai Rāwhiti, to ensure we support continued employment, income support, and redeployment options.