We could not take it for granted the fortunate position we find ourselves in today. Many countries are still dealing with the immediate effects of COVID-19 on their communities. Budget 2020 is an important first step. Now we have an incredible opportunity to recover from COVID-19, and we are firmly focused on the opportunities in front of us. I am grateful that we have a leadership in our Government that chose to put the umbrella up when the tough times came, as the Minister of Finance explains it. Although the Opposition spokesperson on finance took umbrage at the Minister of Finance and the Prime Minister calling out his call to return to deep, deep within 30 percent of GDP within a decade, as saying that austerity wasn't on the table under the thinking from the Opposition, that was the language we heard very clearly from the speech he delivered. As the Minister of Finance has described it, $80 billion less borrowing means some of the harshest public service cuts we will have seen in decades. We are a Government that are proud that we have invested in our future, and Budget 2020 does that because we are backing New Zealand.