Look, times are tough in New Zealand at the moment, and, along with my colleagues, I acknowledge that, but there are also reasons for optimism. We have received two world-leading AAA credit ratings, GDP is up 5.6 percent from a year ago, and our economic activity is higher than it was before COVID-19. Unemployment is at a record low of 3.2 percent. Wages have outpaced inflation up until very recently, and are forecast to rise above inflation again for every year after this one. Our debt will peak at about half of Australia's, around a third of the UK's, and a fifth of the US's, and that's according to the IMF's forecast, and we're going to get the books back into surplus in 2024-25—that's a year faster than National did after the global financial crisis.