Now, this Labour Government has put people's health first in our response to COVID. It has led to one of the lowest mortality rates in the world, one of the most resilient economies, including the record low unemployment of 3.2 percent. We have consistently strong Treasury reports: Budget Economic and Fiscal Update, the Half Year Economic and Fiscal Update—stronger than forecast. They are testament to the careful and balanced approach of this Government, and I would actually say "adaptive approach" because COVID has not been easy and I salute the Ministers who have been able to adapt to the constantly changing, challenging situation. And Nicola Willis, if there was ever a more compelling case for continuing to put health first and transform the health system, it is now during a pandemic, because health matters and lives matter and healthy lives make for healthy economies. So I applaud this year's lifting of the operating allowance to $6 billion. And may I remind this House it is a one-off increase to enable investment into major reform programmes like health, and that can't come soon enough for me. It's one-off: it drops to $4 billion and $3 billion per year over the next three years.