During this period of 4½ to 5 weeks, one of the most precious moments I had was actually being with a local service provider who was providing services of food parcels. In the 4 to 4½ weeks, they delivered over 3,500 food parcels. I was proud to say I was able to become a volunteer—an essential driver—and I was able to go to those homes. While we sat and we packed and we delivered, there were moments where we stopped and we reflected, and I remember one of the providers saying to me—I said to them, "So what do you see in regards to the direction of where the country is going, where we're being governed and led?" He said, "There's a concern where we have now bought into a dependency model, rather than an empowerment model." He said that the situation that we're in when we talk about those who are currently there is that—and this is not about a blame game or judgment on those that are there. But what we've now bought into is a dependency model, not an empowerment model, and a number of the issues that we've talked about are there, as well. 