Hon GRANT ROBERTSON: It's important to remember that this situation is not the result of a structural economic problem or a natural disaster. This is an evolving global health crisis, which for some is a supply problem, and for others a demand issue. That's why we need tailor-made responses, not wholesale changes or knee-jerk reactions. The next phase of the Government's economic response is our business continuity package, which includes a targeted wage subsidy scheme, training and redeployment options for affected employees, and potential future working capital support for companies that face temporary credit constraints. We're also, as part of that package, working on adjustments to the tax system to support businesses to manage cash flow and support them to maintain employment. We're also developing options to ensure that MSD can support individuals and businesses to provide temporary financial support and assistance, particularly to vulnerable individuals and families. Of course, the global situation is rapidly evolving, and we remain prepared to move into further phases of response when and if necessary.