Rt Hon WINSTON PETERS (Deputy Prime Minister): Mahatma Gandhi once said of the seven sins that they were politics without principle, wealth without work, pleasure without conscience, knowledge without character, commerce without morality, science without humanity, and worship without the sacrifice. When this lockdown started, we knew that (1) there would be a massive economic downturn, (2) the Government needed to intervene to keep business running and people employed, that the Government could spend money to increase economic activity, that the Government is not unlimited, that the Government needed to rapidly increase employment, that the Government could change regulations and legislation to increase economic activity, and that this would cost the Government almost nothing. We knew sectors like hospitality and tourism would not recover quickly, if at all, so there would be a huge number of people needing work in other industries, and that this meant training programmes for people needing to transition from one industry to another to simply survive.