Hon GRANT ROBERTSON: Today, the Reserve Bank released its May Financial Stability Report. The Reserve Bank says its assessment shows "New Zealand has coped with the COVID-19 pandemic better than initially feared,". The report said that "The spread of COVID-19 in New Zealand has been supressed by border restrictions, periodic Alert Level changes, and an effective public health response." The bank added that "Business activity has been able to recover, and confidence in the economic outlook has increased." The report also warned that some vulnerabilities and risks do remain, and—I'll quote—"New Zealand's economic prospects ultimately depend on the global containment of the pandemic and on the recovery of trading-partner economies." That's why it's important for the Government to continue supporting the economy with our investments: to secure the recovery while tackling long-term issues like housing affordability, which have built up over decades. 