I would like to start with a number, and that number is 4.7. No, that is not Simon Bridges' self-assessment of his soon-to-be-released book; it is the unemployment level of New Zealand, which went down 0.2 of a percent last week. What that is showing is that the efforts of this Government to make sure that our economy is ticking—keeping people in jobs and making sure that people can pay their bills—are paying off, because at 4.7 percent—15,000 people more in employment—well ahead of our OECD comparators at 6.7. We don't like to compare ourselves to Australia too much, but their unemployment rate at the moment is 5.6. So unemployment heading down and more New Zealanders in employment is a real indicator that this Government is focused on what matters to New Zealand, and that is making sure that we are keeping New Zealanders safe from COVID. We're making sure that our economy is recovering and that we are focused on the future and things that will set up a positive future for New Zealanders as we go ahead and work ourselves out of the ravages of COVID. 