Hon GRANT ROBERTSON: I completely reject the premise of the member's question. The COVID-19 Response and Recovery Fund has been spent on ensuring not only that we have the resources for the direct response and the health system, or through the wage subsidy scheme, but also to support, for example, New Zealanders to stay in work. When we put out the Budget in May 2020, where the first part of the $50 billion was allocated, we were facing down a 9 percent unemployment rate. New Zealand's unemployment rate peaked at just over 5 percent and has come down to 4 percent. That is a good outcome for New Zealanders. We have helped keep New Zealanders in work through the COVID fund.