The other point that I wanted to just make by way of introduction was to do two things. The first of those is to pick up a point the deputy chair of the Finance and Expenditure Committee made, and that's the strength of New Zealand's position that has emerged out of the first wave of COVID-19 in New Zealand. That put us in a position where we have been able to support New Zealanders across a range of areas within these Estimates. It has meant not only that our levels of debt—starting at 19 percent—have stayed very low relative to the rest of the world but that we have seen GDP growth and that we have seen unemployment come down to levels that were, in fact, in the case of GDP, above where we were coming in, and, in the case of unemployment, below. That strength has allowed us within these Estimates to make very significant spending commitments that will help New Zealanders not only recover from COVID-19 but also build a future for New Zealanders that's sustainable and prosperous. 