But tomorrow we walk into a new New Zealand: a country with no international tourists, a country with a massive challenge that sits in front of us. We are in a moment which historians will look back on as a crisis of this generation in terms of the scale of the economic costs that we now have to deal with as a country: 500,000 small businesses teetering on survival, a thousand people a day unemployed, and Treasury saying that that will continue for the next 150 days. Tomorrow we will see the Government's response to that crisis. It is their day; we will have numbers bandied around that are so eye-wateringly large that, perhaps, their impact will actually be lost for a moment. But there will be a sea of deficits sitting in front of us—debt incurred by this generation and the next and potentially the next.