As we've seen today in this Budget, where New Zealand has fallen into a colossal economic hole initiated by this virus, and we're now looking at, you know, new debt of up to $140 billion—extra $80,000 per household—and unemployment rising, we're in desperate need of economic growth and opportunities, and so we're in a desperate need for investment. Now, there are only two places you can get investment from: either domestically—that is, from New Zealanders—or/and the rest of the world. Now, if we rely entirely on domestic savings for investment, well, that's fine, but we'll grow quite slowly because there's not that much of it. So if we want to grow faster and if we want to have more opportunities, we need to get money from the rest of the world—which is what we do, and which is what we've done for the history of this country for a very long time.