So as important as the health response is—and I think we all recognise that maintaining the health and wellbeing of our citizens and everybody who lives here in New Zealand has been important to focus on—that response has been important for the economy as well, and so we now have some of the loosest restrictions of any country around the world. We see more domestic economic activity happening in New Zealand than we see in many other countries, but that is not to suggest for a second that we are not facing challenging times. We really do need to recognise the effort of the team of 5 million and the sacrifices that people have made. Businesses have forgone income, workers have forgone wages, and people have remained at home in order to make sure that that effort was a success, and it was in that context that this year's Budget was delivered. The initiatives contained in that Budget are purposefully designed to help us move quickly back to the levels of employment that we saw before the crisis, and the levels of economic activity. 