Over the next four years, 221,000 extra people are projected to gain employment. Unemployment is forecast to drop to 4.2 percent, lower than National ever got it after the global financial crisis (GFC). Annual GDP is growing. The economy's growing. It's growing better than it was previously. We are going back to pre-COVID levels pretty quickly—by 2023. The OECD report out today says that's not just good for New Zealand; that's very good by OECD standards. The deficit is forecast to fall—the Government deficit—from 5.3 percent of GDP in 2022 to 0.6 percent by the end of the forecast period, with a return to surplus in 2027. So we do have a pathway back to surplus, and I make the point that this is about the same time that it took National to get back to surplus post the GFC, despite the challenge from COVID obviously being much deeper. Core Crown debt now is forecast to peak at below 50 percent of GDP, and we've retained a buffer of more than $5 billion in the COVID recovery fund to guard against the possibility of future outbreaks. 