Hon JULIE ANNE GENTER: It's the pandemic, Mr Bayly, that shut down people's ability to trade, not the Government. The Government actually reacted to protect people's ability to trade. That is why Aotearoa New Zealand did so well in 2020, because we went into a lockdown, and the Government provided support to people and businesses that they were able to return to normal trade—a normal state that most countries in the world have not experienced since before March 2020. New Zealand was doing quite well and people were able to trade. And, of course, it was inevitable that it would happen again, that we would have a community spread, and that is very unfortunate but it was very difficult to avoid. As we've seen, no other jurisdiction, aside from Queensland—some of the jurisdictions which had been touted as managing it better than us—Singapore, Taiwan—have had extended community outbreaks before New Zealand did. Obviously, we see what is happening in New South Wales and Victoria. So, I mean, I do have to commend the Government for their management of the crisis last year. We do think that things could go further to rebalance in favour of the people, the working people, and the businesses, and away from the feudalism and the moneyed property owners, who somehow think they are entitled to keep extracting—