So, tomorrow, we will see the extent and scale of the damage. We have reports coming out at the moment that indicate that we could have around 150,000 jobs as a result of this event. People are, naturally, looking at the OECD information and saying, "Why is it that Australia could have similar outcomes as New Zealand and could have such a larger-scale impact in terms of economic activity?" And that is a reasonable question. So, when the Budget is read tomorrow, New Zealanders will be asked to reflect on what would have been the normal course of damage as a result of a global pandemic versus what could have been the damage as a result of the Prime Minister's decision to pursue elimination. Because of the impact on generations of New Zealanders, in terms of debt, it is entirely appropriate to ask the question whether my niece and nephew, whether those students at university, are going to be dealing with a $50,000 bill as a result of COVID or a $40,000 bill because of the time that it will take for generations, for us, to pay that back.