I have some particular comments in a moment about the level of expenditure, unprecedented for this House to take a decision on like this—the right decision. But before I do, I want to recognise the thousands of New Zealanders who are working today and will work tomorrow and in the days to come during the shutdown, to help others and to keep people safe and to keep them alive. I also want to recognise the parents and children of families who are scared and worried today, who are challenged by uncertainty these days and weeks that they will see before us. To those who will work, this House recognises them and thanks them and thanks them in advance for their many deeds of heroism that we will see and hear about in the weeks and months to come. And to those at home who are uncertain and distressed, do know that we are with you. Collectively, we can pull through this. 