Hon GRANT ROBERTSON (Minister of Finance): In the past two weeks, the Government has put more than $2.1 billion into the economy to support businesses and workers. We are continuing to consider what further support could be offered the longer that the outbreak goes on. It is important to make the point that over the past 18 months, New Zealand has enjoyed the benefits that come with keeping COVID out of the community, and we've been living relatively normal lives compared to the rest of the world. Our intention is to contain this current outbreak and see the economy open up as quickly as possible, as it did after the first outbreak. In answer to the specific point in the member's question about targeted regional schemes, as I said to the member earlier this week, regional schemes, which we have investigated in the past, can be slow to deliver, and require a significant amount of administration both by the person applying and at the other end, and that is why we have preferred more universal forms of support. 