It was not even six months ago, I think, that anybody in this House could have envisaged what 2020 would bring us. I know that this Budget is probably not the Budget that we thought we would be all debating in the final week of this House sitting, before the end of this 52nd Parliament rises, but here we are. Here we are in the oddest year that has been, 2020, and we are now—like the world has globally been—forced to quickly and fundamentally shift ourselves as a nation.