I want to acknowledge one set of people, and that's our public servants—often those who get forgotten about. But let me tell you, considering I represent a whole lot of them, they certainly are not shy to tell me what they think, despite couching it with "Although I have to be neutral", and there they tell me the rest of their story about what should happen, what could happen. But what they do tell me is that the best economic response is a strong health response, and that's come through loud and clear. I am proud of this Government's strong health response and to have that mirrored and reflected in feedback from Wellingtonians, at least, to say, "We agree with you. What you're doing is right, but life is tough." I know for many of them they are working from home, as Government departments reorganise themselves. What that does do is it means that local businesses in our suburban communities are benefiting from their contributions. I know in Island Bay, certainly the cafes there responded well to servicing public servants for their coffee and scone at morning tea time, allowing them to write the very reports for this Government and get business moving as their normal day took place but in a quite different format.