People have been at the heart of our response. I haven't seen any other country with such a people-focused response, a health response and economic response both based on the current and future wellbeing of our people. As my friend and colleague Aupito William Sio just said, it's about jobs, jobs, jobs. There is nothing that gives people not only the ability, as Aupito mentioned, to put food on the table for your family, but to give people the dignity of work. It's one of the first questions that New Zealanders ask each other: what do you do—what's your job? And it actually doesn't matter whether you're the Prime Minister or you clean the Prime Minister's office; you should have the dignity of a job with decent pay, and that's another bit of progress that our Government's making. Preparing New Zealand for a better future; investing in the things that matter; investing in the things that were neglected for nine years under the previous National Government; supporting small business, the backbone of the New Zealand economy. Everywhere throughout New Zealand we have small businesses that just work so hard to get by every day, and we're backing them. 