We will need to support small business. We need to ensure that it's not just the big players who seize the opportunities from a crisis. Crisis has impacted many, many New Zealanders and we've stepped in with direct support and indirect support. The people who might benefit as we go forward must be those people who committed themselves to a better future. We have to ensure that New Zealand is positioned in a global world in a place of respect and with a reputation where people want to knock on our door to buy our goods because they want to be a part of us and because they want to understand how, as a bicultural nation, we can succeed through the challenges, and there have been many of those challenges. I believe that the APEC year next year—300 meetings with the world's leaders and with other ministers around—will provide us with that opportunity to put us on the stage. 