Early in the lockdown flights were leaving New Zealand—people, tourists trying to get home. Lufthansa flew one of the last flights out of the country and as it flew out it did a big loop right over Auckland, a big farewell loop to say goodbye. In some ways, it was, for me, quite a heartbreaking moment, the thought that the world was leaving us. How were we to stay in the world? So to me, that was a critical worry as to how we were going to keep in contact with the world. We are an exporting nation. We rely on exports. We rely on trade. We rely on those critical aviation and freight and transport links to keep us going and if we cannot keep those going, we become very closed in. Sure, we can feed ourselves but we need the world as well to thrive. So as part of our critical response, we needed to put money into maintaining those transport links and I'd like to hear more about exactly the process that was gone through in deciding how to keep our critical transport links and our supply chains going and why it was so important as part of our response to COVID-19 in Budget 2020. 