The Minister of Finance has ensured during the course of his tenure at the helm of the Treasury benches that we have maintained a strong economy. GDP is currently sitting at 2.4 percent, comparatively, across all other OECD nations and the USA—outstanding. Our economy is growing faster than each of those, and that's no mean feat. Our unemployment is down to 4 percent and we have debt down to 21 percent. Now, those types of things in and of themselves could be just numbers, but, practically, what does that look like when it comes to the trying times that we now have to face as a nation, as a part of a global world that is having to find its feet in light of COVID-19? 