There's a second, related point around infrastructure delivery, because I note that the Government's response, I think, was a little bit heavy on investing in infrastructure to stimulate the economy when, in fact, the infrastructure sector was already at capacity, and those weren't the jobs that were under threat—the sectors that were hit by the loss of tourism and loss to the service sector. So I guess the Greens have two concerns around the infrastructure aspect of this. I mean, one is that we want the stimulus support to go to things that are going to employ the people who were affected by the shutdown, and that was predominantly women. It was in the service sector and in tourism. I realise that our unemployment rate is very low right now, but, arguably, where we need the money is more in operating expenses (OPEX) rather than capital expenditure (CAPEX). We need the Government to be investing in midwives, nurses, early childhood education teachers, public transport services, bus drivers, social workers—all things that do deliver economic benefit and wellbeing to New Zealanders, but tend to get underemphasised, in part because of this underlying assumption, I think, that if we're borrowing money, it's better used for CAPEX rather than OPEX.