One of the first things I read at page 33, as I'm going through the fiscal strategy, is that "The global COVID-19 pandemic has placed extreme stress on the global economy". That's true, but the Government of New Zealand is not responsible for the global economy, and neither can the Government use the global economy as an excuse for our own. It has an effect on it. It has an effect on trade, and, obviously, through this period with COVID-19, tourism, I would say—as we all know—is one of the biggest sufferers as an industry of the effect of COVID. So it's not an excuse, and, as we went through the global financial crisis a few years ago, we were one of the Governments—led by John Key—who was leading the growth economies around the world. 