Rt Hon JACINDA ARDERN (Prime Minister): Business as usual in this place would dictate that today, Budget day, is the day that the Minister of Finance comes down to this House and delivers the Government's plan for the next year ahead, and, in fact, the plan for the next three. Business as usual would then have the Opposition stand and give a speech opposing that Budget, including initiatives and funding that has the potential to get our economy growing as early as next year. Business as usual would have everyone in this House retrench into their old patterns that the public know so well but, if we're all being honest, probably have very little time for. Today, I'm afraid, the Leader of the Opposition has assumed it's business as usual, but nothing—and I mean nothing—about this time in our history is usual, and so neither should our response be.