Thirdly, are we going to sit by and watch, over the next few years, legacy industries hollowed out of New Zealand? I, personally, am deeply concerned about that. I'm very persuaded by the notion that, if we're going to have a transition in a post-COVID environment from legacy industrial investments, whether it's the refinery near where I hail from, whether it's the aluminium smelter in Murihiku, whether it's the steel mill, there's quite frankly an almost existential question about the character and the nature of our economy. If we're not going to support, encourage, or maintain those industries, what is going to replace them? And, not unlike the fact that I grew up in a rural environment in the Far North, I look not only to technology; I look at the endowments that surround us in terms of what Mother Nature's got on offer, which is why, if we are going transition out of these carbon-rich industries, it's important that we do not end up in a position where we're exporting jobs and importing carbon. This is going to be a challenge irrespective of who the Government is in the future.