And now, we also have to put a team of five million to work on our economic response. The initiatives we've put in place since 17 March, just two months ago, have formed the first stage of our plan to face COVID-19. Respond—go hard, go early. We were faced with a choice between a public health catastrophe, as has been seen in other countries, or unprecedented and difficult measures. There were no costless decisions in this situation, and nor was there any playbook to go by. I know that our success in controlling the virus has come at a price, with hundreds of thousands of Kiwi workers and employers having to stay home, and jobs and businesses lost. But I stand by our view that the best economic response is a health response. By going hard and early—getting on top of the virus while protecting jobs and businesses—we now have a head start on many countries around the world to get the economy moving again.