We said from day one that the best economic response was a strong public health response, and that has proved to be true. Earlier in question time I ran through some of the economic data. Exports are doing well. Retail sales are up. All of that is possible because we took a strong public health response, because people can be back out in the community spending. Businesses know that; they are working alongside the communities to make sure that jobs are maintained and retained. That will be critical to any recovery. On this side of the House, we will always put people first in New Zealand when it comes to the way that we run our economy.