Hon GRANT ROBERTSON: In answer to the second of those two questions, because it's not just me. It is actually the OECD, it is the International Monetary Fund, it is Moody's, it is Standard & Poor's, all of whom have said—for example, with Standard & Poor's, New Zealand has weathered the COVID-19 pandemic better than most countries in terms of health, fiscal, and economic outcomes. We believe that New Zealand's relatively better management of the pandemic means that its credit metrics are in a good position to weather potential deteriorations. On this side of the House, we know and understand the pressure that has gone on households. That's why we've targeted our support to those who need it most while the member continues to prefer tax cuts for the most wealthy New Zealanders.