Since the election, I've met many Chrissys, many small-business owners in Mana, and the overwhelming sentiment has been "The wage subsidy saved my business, the lockdown was tough but it was needed, and thank goodness we live in New Zealand and have Jacinda as Prime Minister". Now, fast forward four months. I'm taking my first call in a general debate in alert level 2, with two new community cases of COVID. We on this side of this House do not underestimate the impact of an alert level 3 lockdown in Auckland. That's why we need to have a system that responds quickly, and if it needs to be tweaked, that it is done so. When new cases of COVID-19 emerge in the community, we are ready and able to respond with a Kiwi business package. Policies and payments such as the new Resurgence Support Payment that was passed through the House—again, I acknowledge the Opposition for their support of that bill yesterday—the short-term absence payment to cover eligible workers who need to stay home when they're awaiting a COVID-19 test, and the COVID-19 Leave Support Scheme to help businesses pay workers who have to self-isolate because of COVID-19. We will continue to support Kiwi businesses and workers to help them through the economic impact of this virus. So thank you to our businesses in Auckland and to those across the country who've been affected by this alert level 3 lockdown. We're doing as much as we can to support our country through the economic impacts of this virus.