All the decisions that have been made have been difficult ones, but New Zealand is now benefiting from them. I think you see that in some of the forecasts that we may have had around the likes of unemployment that we've seen in the last five months, and the reality that is coming to the fore because of the support that the Labour-led Government offered—and this Labour Government will continue to offer—businesses, whether they be big or small. The likes of the massive investment in the wage subsidy has enabled people to stay in jobs and to stay in work and to be able to continue to support their families and to be able to do simple things like pay the rent or pay the mortgage or keep food on the table. But also, at the macro level, it has seen the likes of unemployment fall at the last survey, and I think, again, when you look at the situation around the world, with economies struggling to contain both a health pandemic and economic crisis, for us to be in this position is an extremely privileged one to be in. 