I remember one of the key things that we all decided collectively was that the arts were so fundamental to wellbeing across the board that that was one area that we didn't want to see fall off—one of the things that often can fall off when we're going through economically challenging times. I've just been over the weekend to the largest ever kapa haka festival, Te Matatini. We made decisions to invest in those types of communities, those types of performance—well, cultural bastions—because we decided that a pandemic shouldn't obliterate those communities. And actually, if we encouraged those communities to come together, we would see benefits across health, housing, knowledge and skills, cultural capability and belonging—all of those types of indicia that perhaps for some on the other side of the House aren't as important, but, to us, it has been.