But let me come back a bit, because at the end of the day we all represent people and communities. And the things that made a difference absolutely, alongside the health response, was the way in which we tried to cushion the impact of closed borders on our economy. I think about the wage subsidy. I think about the Small Business Cashflow (Loan) Scheme and the businesses that we were able to help, benefiting around about 100,000 businesses, and how grateful they were, because they were contemplating folding during a very difficult time when they really couldn't see too far down the pathway. I think about the way in which we were able to support self-employed workers—the leave support scheme, the Resurgence Support Payment, again, the wage subsidy and its extension. And all through this process, while we didn't have a rulebook, we knew we had to act and act with haste, because there was a very real prospect that we could be in a worse off position than we are today. 