Now, that said, we obviously have to plan for the COVID recovery. We've brought forward a lot of infrastructure expenditure, we've made sure that, notwithstanding the pressures in the economy, we haven't lost apprentices. We've increased the subsidies towards employment of apprentices, particularly in the building trades but also beyond the building trades. As a consequence, the number of people who are in apprenticeships in New Zealand is higher than it was at the start of COVID, and if you compare that with the outcome after the GFC, we've done better. After the GFC, apprenticeship numbers went down and that's one of the reasons why house construction fell during those years that followed, and one of the reasons why we're still grappling with the housing crisis that followed.