Hon GRANT ROBERTSON: Thank you, Mr Chair. As I said, if only it were true that time came off ACT, but it isn't. On this side of the House, we understand it was important that we backed businesses. It was important that we backed households. When I look at the breakdown of the spending that we did undertake, the bulk of it, $24 billion was in the wage subsidy scheme, the resurgence support payments, the small business cash flow scheme—actually that's in the $11 billion that's through Vote Revenue—and $7 billion, nearly $8 billion in this period of time that we're covering here in Health. These were areas that required us to support New Zealand to get through COVID-19. And when we stack it up against how we've done against the rest of the world—economically and from a health perspective—it stacks up well. 