It's very hard to imagine that it's a year ago now since election 2020. And, of course, in the meantime, much of our focus needed to be on how we managed COVID as a country. But also we have managed to achieve a hell of a lot: from increasing the minimum wage, to getting unemployment down to 3.4 percent, increasing benefit levels for the lowest-income households, and, of course, we had a massive boost to apprenticeships. The Government's actions to support the economy during the pandemic have resulted in higher wages and more people at work. We've invested in programmes like Mana in Mahi and Flexi-wage. We've rolled out free apprenticeships along with free trades training in critical areas so that we could grow our trades workforce. The Ministry of Social Development are seeing record amounts of people moving into work, so that means that not only is the unemployment the lowest that we've seen in 14 years with 3.4 percent but GDP is up. Our debt is amongst the lowest levels that we see in the OECD, and we've experienced record growth while we're at it. So, basically, that's a combination of this Government's balanced approach and the steady hand of our finance Minister, the Hon Grant Robertson. And it has put us in a really strong position as we move into that COVID-19 Protection Framework, and that's that silver lining that the Minister has mentioned several times for us to build back better.