On saying that, I felt very strongly six weeks ago or seven weeks ago, when we moved into level 4, that—and we went into a full lockdown. All of us could see and understand, or should have seen and understood, just how significant the impact was going to be on us as a nation. We had to be focused on flattening the curve, and I think that the country's done a very good job of doing that. But we understood that there was going to be a price to pay on that, and that was going to be the economic harm that we now have to face and try and deal with in terms of recovery. I felt very strongly at the time—and I raised this with the Minister for Small Business and the Minister of Revenue, the Hon Stuart Nash. I said to him, "If you are going to move us into level 4 and if you are going to shut the country down, of course we'll get behind you."—and the country has got behind that decision—"But you must have an equal and opposite response when it comes to the economy." 