Here's the facts: this Government has had $100 billion—$100 billion—printed by the Reserve Bank of New Zealand, $60 billion that has been borrowed fiscally by the Minister of Finance, and that's why the economy is running hot, but it's busy and stalling. It's an economy at the crest of a slump, on a short-term sugar hit from enormous expenditures, enormous money-printing, and enormous borrowing. Those are the realities, and this Government—what has it done? Well, it's been incredibly fortunate that it's had not only low interest rates and lots of borrowing; it's also been incredibly fortunate to have had a very simple response to COVID-19. It's among the most successful countries on earth in dealing with COVID-19, along with other countries that are islands.