When it comes to the recovery, we need to talk about the role of Government. Some say that the role of Government must expand in the wake of this crisis. Well, let's think about this for a minute. When a business underperforms, it loses market share, it loses customers, and, make no mistake—and let me just explain what I mean by this. Government, the institution of it, has done a poor job. That's not a political attack on these Ministers and their colleagues who happen to be elected right now. I suspect, behind closed doors, they've been as frustrated as any of us at times. It's also true that Governments around the world in many cases have done worse than ours, but the fact remains that we have had a debacle just trying to source and distribute personal protective equipment. Thank you to the entrepreneurs who filled those gaps with planeloads of private initiative. The level of testing got to world-leading levels, but only after weeks of obfuscation, and poor contact tracing meant that we had stay locked down for another five days. The elusive tracing app has finally been released, but, I'm sorry to say, as a proud Kiwi, in Australia.