So when I look at Budget 2021 and this Budget Policy Statement that leads into it, there are, essentially, three core elements to it, and they are the three themes that were given in the Speech from the Throne: to keep New Zealanders and continue to keep New Zealanders safe from COVID-19; to accelerate our economic recovery and rebuild; and to get on with addressing the major issues around child wellbeing, around housing, and around climate change. When we think about that issue of keeping New Zealanders safe from COVID-19, I was interested in Mr Bayly's remark about how he compares where New Zealand is at in that regard. The IMF, Bloomberg, and the Lowy Institute have all ranked New Zealand's response to COVID-19 among the best in the world, and that is because from day one, we took the approach that the best approach for the economy was also a strong public health approach. The two can't be de-linked. Mr Bayly can talk about Ireland, but we know that Ireland has had deaths in huge amounts greater than New Zealand, and an economy that's stopped and started and has locked itself down over time. 