The great test that will sit in front of this Government is: now that the country has broadly held the view that you have got us through, collectively, this health crisis, do you now have the capacity to get us through the largest economic crisis of a generation? They will fail the test. The reason they will fail the test is there simply is not enough capacity in this Government to create an economic and commercial coherence in terms of their response. You simply need to look at Cabinet. There are three or four heavy lifters and 15 empty seats, and that is what the country sees. That has been the amplification of the last few weeks. They smile and laugh, but they know it's true, because there is a complete lack of commercial experience that sits behind this Government. And we will see it tomorrow when they look and present to us their prescription for New Zealand. There won't be, at the core of their focus, a deep understanding of what those 500,000 small businesses need. They see it through the lens of expanding the Government support in terms of more debt. There's no understanding that what they needed throughout the last few weeks was cash, and cash now, and support—and not only support but a vision and a capacity to articulate a future that gave them confidence.