In fact, it has put in greater investment into New Zealanders and their communities. We've done it through things like doubling the winter energy payment so that our senior citizens this winter, our beneficiaries this winter, don't have to sit in the cold through winter, don't have to put up with the risk of getting sick because of that. They've actually got some extra money in their back pockets to ensure that they can get through this challenging period. We've done it through the additional $25 per week for people on main benefits because we believe that if New Zealand's going to get through this economic and social crisis of COVID-19, we need to bring everyone with it, including those people who find it the toughest. So I'm really proud of that additional investment. We did it, of course, through the wage subsidy, a decision that was taken quickly, a policy that was developed for which there was no playbook at all. I want to acknowledge the Minister of Finance here, Grant Robertson, the Minister of Social Development, Carmel Sepuloni, who were absolutely essential to the development of that programme. We hear every single day about the difference it has made, about the jobs it has saved, about the businesses that it has given time to help get through the impact of COVID-19. It's about the tax loss carry-back scheme, which has helped to pump cash flow into businesses to help them get through, the interest-free small business loan scheme administered by IRD, which has given over $1 billion to help small businesses get through. These are the investments that our Government has made.