For us, we have every confidence—every confidence—that New Zealand can get itself back on track, and we can restore our prosperity, and we can return to the way of life that we have enjoyed in the past. But it does require some very hard work over the next months and years. It requires job-friendly policies: policies that make it easier for companies to invest and hire people and take on new people and take that risk to expand their businesses—so not adding costs to their businesses, not adding taxes, being consistent about the rules that you have, and allowing foreign investment to flow. All those things make it easier for New Zealanders to hire people and get the economy growing again. It's about keeping taxes low and it's about delivering quality infrastructure that actually makes a difference—not just announcing the infrastructure but actually delivering the infrastructure. So creating jobs, keeping taxes low, and delivering quality infrastructure are the things that we can do to get this economy on track again, and we hope to have the opportunity to talk about that over the next few weeks.