Rt Hon JACINDA ARDERN: Again, the member does not need to wait long to see some answers for some of his questions. But, again, what I also think it's important to point out is some of the forecasting that's been done, or assumptions that have been made from international institutions—which I think gives us helpful context, because New Zealand is not going through its own pandemic; we're going through a global one—does demonstrate that the likes of the International Monetary Fund and the World Trade Organization (WTO) have pointed out that New Zealand's relative position will be stronger than most. In terms of recovery, if my recollection is correct, around growth, roughly about 1 percent better than, on average, other advanced economies, and for the WTO, they are predicting that some of our trade is looking more heartening than, for instance, even Australia.