The conditions of our new reality are constantly evolving, but so far we know we're probably going to lose 140,000 jobs by Christmas—the worst economic crisis in over 100 years, and it's a time when we are handing out billions in wage subsidies. And then there are more additional wage subsidies. Hundreds of millions in redundancy pay that the Government are paying. We're lending businesses more to survive, we're seeing benefit numbers swell, we've got charities and food banks that are swamped, we're fast tracking bills to spend hundreds of millions on shovel-ready projects. We are in uncharted territory, and for the most part, while we're COVID-free, the rest of the world is in a very different position. We heard Grant Robertson today say that—in question time, about the global downturn—we heard about the fact that this downturn is going to have an impact on our export revenue. And just how big is that hit? We don't know yet. But the effects of the lockdown on our economy mean that we're only just starting to feel the effect of that, and people are hurting.