More generally, I would ask the Minister, what is the plan for COVID recovery in terms of scrutiny of Government finances? The report is very clear that during the COVID period there was such will to get cash out the door that there just wasn't time to scrutinise the quality of spending of taxpayer money. And we don't entirely begrudge the Government of that. Some aspects of the response were supported by all parties in this House, and actually were done very well, or at least as well as could be done under the circumstances, such as the wage subsidy scheme. That's all very well—some of it, at least—but the real question is, what is the Government's commitment to returning to cost-benefit analysis and getting sound value for money now that we're back to business as usual? Will the Government and will the Minister of Finance draw a line under that COVID period and say he is back to committing to sound cost-benefit analysis and quality of the expenditure of taxpayer money? That is something I think New Zealanders would want to hear from him, and perhaps beyond him saying of course he would like to do it, he could explain what steps he's taken since we've got out of lockdowns—we hope—in order to restore proper cost-benefit analysis to spending taxpayer money, as was abandoned during the depths of the COVID period.