We needed to invest in our business owners, the $12 billion, because they employ 1.6 million New Zealanders, who needed to continue to be paid. We didn't want them to be beneficiaries. Actually, we wanted them to be supported by their business owners—their employers—and so we as a Government chose to do that. And I want to acknowledge our workers, and particularly our essential workers, who have kept, I would say, our home fires burning. In Māoridom we have a term called our "ahikā". They are the people that got up throughout this whole crisis—our essential workers, our clinicians, our social service providers, our food suppliers, and amongst all of that, our iwi and our other community leaders, our Pacific community leaders, our ethnic community leaders, who did so much to ensure that the trauma of this disease that was killing us—we actually mitigated those consequences. 