I think one of the most important things that we're learning, again, is the power of the Government balance sheet. Although I know for certain that it has given the Minister of Finance many sleepless nights the last few weeks, he has acted swiftly and decisively in opening the purse strings to soften the local effects of a profound blow that a shutdown in the movement of people and many goods has had on the whole world economy. I cannot overstate the importance of commitments such as protecting people's pay through wage guarantees, paid self-isolation leave, and mortgage freezes for the many hundreds of thousands of New Zealanders who face an uncertain financial future as a result of COVID-19. In a way, this is the Government fulfilling its most basic duty: stepping in when no one else can to ensure that families can keep food on their tables and a roof over their head. 