So, when we come back, as the country moves out of level 4 in Auckland, then level 3 in Auckland, then level 2 where many businesses still won't be able to open and survive, because of the rules that have been put in place and they are not getting the support that they need, that they are crying out for every day from their homes, because they're not allowed in their businesses, they are doing what the Government has asked of them, they are sacrificing—when we come back and we have the debate about housing in New Zealand and how more New Zealanders deserve to own houses, they need to own houses, I say to the members opposite who have just stood in this House and said, "Rather than talking about whether the money is going to be spent well or not, let's just rejoice that we have it to spend to help New Zealanders.", $147,000 is one heck—one hell—of a deposit for a New Zealander, for a young New Zealander, for an old New Zealander, to have their own home. That is $147,000 worth of additional debt borrowed last year and this year because of COVID, because of two lockdowns, that it won't be every adult in New Zealand, it won't be every person in New Zealand that is paying back; it will be the young New Zealanders that are yet to be born here, it will be the young New Zealanders that are not New Zealanders yet, because they will to migrate to New Zealand, and it will be the hard work of every single New Zealander who has to rebuild the economy and pay their taxes because this Government has borrowed close to $100 billion and they haven't spent it all on things that are COVID-related.