Rt Hon JACINDA ARDERN: You can see in the actions of this Government that we have been consistently focused on spending that lifts the services that New Zealanders value the most: education and health, our COVID response, our investment in income support, and making sure that the wage subsidy existed and kept people in work. When you compare, therefore, the economic outcomes that we've had in the wake of COVID-19 relative to the global financial crisis (GFC), you see the impact that that targeted spending has had. Our GDP sits at 5.6 percent growth, whereas relative to the GFC, you saw a decline of 1.2 percent. Unemployment at 3.2 percent; post-GFC, it was 6.6 percent. And even the proportion of people on main benefits is lower now than it was post the GFC. We stand by our response in the wake of this economic crisis.