Another group are the staff members from the Ministry of Social Development who have processed the applications for the wage subsidy scheme so quickly that some people could not believe it. Some people have been paid for the extension of the scheme within six hours of applying. Madam Speaker, I know you've worked closely with those officials and they work hard, and they were absolutely brilliant in these circumstances. When we compare that response to the rest of the world, we can see that we got money into the pockets of New Zealanders, gave cash flow and confidence to businesses and supported people to be able to put food on the table. That $11 billion that has ended up being paid out of the first phase of the wage subsidy scheme is something all New Zealanders can be proud of, the fact we looked after one another in a moment of crisis. I think it is something we will look back on with pride indeed. In addition to that, obviously, we've now seen the Small Business Cashflow (Loan) Scheme being developed to make sure there is working capital for our businesses to spend on paying the rent and the utilities or just to give the confidence that they can pay their bills, and the various tax measures that have been put in place to ease that burden and give tax refunds.