But I think that it's not just a matter of bouquets; I think it's also a matter of brickbats as we look here at Budget 2020. Yes, all credit that it came under a great trial of fire, and credit that support went out in those early days and continues to go out, but as my colleague the Hon Paul Goldsmith so clearly pointed out, prior to COVID-19 things were actually going backwards. The economic growth had halved, in times when we were getting those record prices from export commodities offshore. You just only have to read what Stats New Zealand said on 2 March this year—particularly, as I talked about, that beef and lamb trade rose to their highest level ever in the December 2019 quarter, and they boosted overall export prices right across the country. Volumes increased by 3.2 percent, values rose by 12 percent in the December 2019 quarter, yet we still see an economy under pressure, and people have wondered why this is. It just took two years for this Government to turn a solid surplus into a deficit.