I'd also like to mention something else, and that is Aaa—again, not Simon Bridges' self-assessment of his soon-to-be-released memoir, but the rating that Standard & Poor's have given New Zealand. That is an upgrade for New Zealand post-pandemic; the first country to get an upgrade post-pandemic, and our first upgrade since 2003—another indicator that the decisions that this Government is making and the leadership of our Minister of Finance and Deputy Prime Minister, Grant Robertson, are working and making sure that in the midst of a global pandemic, our economy is strong and we are supporting New Zealanders to make sure that we can have a better future. And it doesn't stop there with Standard & Poor's, because they went on to say, and I quote, we have "very strong institutions and policy effectiveness"—the Government will take credit for that, along with our "robust fiscal position when compared with its peers". And that, again, goes to the discipline that we have showed over the last 12 months in making sure that we are supporting New Zealanders and their companies and their employers in the job with the likes of the wage subsidy to make sure that our economy is ticking. 