Rt Hon JACINDA ARDERN: Actually, I refute the premise of that question. In fact, I believe it was the ANZ business confidence survey that demonstrated that, actually, off the back of the big New Zealand upgrade, there was a significant uptick in the confidence levels, particularly in those in the construction industry. Also, our growth levels—and, in fact, that's been a reflection of many economists, that we were well placed; the momentum in the economy was good. That is exactly the position you want to be in if you're going to have to weather a storm like this. I do at this point want to reach out to the Opposition. If they feel that they would benefit from more frequent briefings on this issue, we are happy to provide them. If they have suggestions, my understanding is that that is being provided to the health spokesperson, but if they'd like that increased, we'll look to do that within the resource we have. But, equally, if there are specific measures that I have not listed in this House that members believe we should be exploring for regional New Zealand or businesses, we are open to those. This is a New Zealand issue amongst a global issue, and we should be working together on it.