Rt Hon WINSTON PETERS: What was that, Mr Brownlee? You want to know where to get a test? In the last few days, we have witnessed rising infection rates, stringent border control measures, cancelled public events, financial markets suffering, plunging visitor numbers, and airline job losses—just to name a few. That's why, today, the $12.1 billion support package is vital, it's essential, it's critical, and it follows a $12 billion package announced only three months ago. This is the biggest injection in recovery any country in the world has seen, when you see it in tandem. The scale of today's package is already greater than the operational spending of the last three Budgets, as Mr Grant Robertson spelt out. This coalition Government is motivated by protecting the health of our people, protecting our vulnerable, protecting our economic livelihood, and ensuring the quickest possible recovery on all fronts. Make no mistake: this is a critical Government response and a challenge to us all. And as the Minister of Finance has pointed out, the economic package is appropriate by international per capita spending comparisons. There is a massive boost in spending for health measures and an equally big spend to build a real buffer around our economy, our businesses, our workers, and our livelihoods—and we have only just begun.