In health, that involves us gearing up with urgency the masks, the ventilators, the beds, the spaces, the staff, the relief staff, the testing, and the tracing as they will be required. Economically, we must ensure that what we intend, what Grant Robertson and Jacinda Ardern and the Government intend hits the mark. We entirely support the intentions of the job support programme. We have questions on exactly how to ensure the support gets where it should. For example, my colleague Paul Goldsmith and I were talking yesterday and this morning about Germany, where they have an interesting model for paying for reductions in work from employers so workers are kept in their normal pay. But, Mr Speaker, fundamentally we stand with the Government on all of this as New Zealanders. 