I want to focus purely on the point here that New Zealand people recognise that their behaviour affects others, and I just want to take a moment to say how proud I am of Aucklanders, who stuck to their bubbles in level 3, who remained vigilant in terms of keeping social distance in level 2, and who now, at level 1, can be proud of the fact that our collective action has allowed us to return safely to level 1. We know that this hasn't been an easy period for many, that many businesses have been creative in their responses, but our economy is bouncing back faster than many others around the world. Many have spoken to me about valuing the Government supports provided during this time. They talk about things like the support they have received through the Small Business Cashflow (Loan) Scheme, which has benefited over 100,000 businesses so far. They talk about helping businesses pay workers, including self-employed workers told to self-isolate because of COVID-19, through the COVID-19 Leave Support Scheme. They talk about the new Resurgence Support Payment, and they also talk about the wage subsidy scheme. But there's more. People also talk to me about how we're supporting our emerging workforce. It was really exciting to see that over 100,000 people have benefited from free trades training since it was launched just last year, in July. I was also really excited to see that we recently announced a $5.5 million funding boost for Māori trades and training—just fantastic.