If the member cares to refer to the Wellbeing Outlook report in the Budget last year, the member will see survey work undertaken there via Statistics New Zealand that actually showed that New Zealanders' overall wellbeing improved during COVID, and that's because they had trust and faith in one another—that's called social capital, and that's an important part of the wellbeing approach—and they felt well supported through economic interventions like the wage subsidy, and that's part of financial capital, which is also part of the wellbeing approach. So I welcome the member's interest in the wellbeing approach and his conversion to its importance within the Budget process. And the answer to this question is, indeed, yes.