However, there are also things that are not normal that do have to be dealt with and are not always expected, and within the Supplementary Estimates that we're dealing with here today, we have, for example, the process the Government had to go through with supporting Air New Zealand. As members in the House will be well aware, Air New Zealand was facing potential insolvency in the face of COVID-19, in the immediate and dramatic reduction in people flying internationally in particular but also here in New Zealand. So the Supplementary Estimates include both what we did to support Air New Zealand through that but also their recapitalisation exercise and the Government's role in that. It, again, is a good example of the fact that expenditure can be incurred, but then revenue returns to make up for that expenditure from time to time, and as members will know, Air New Zealand has begun paying the Government back the money that it lent it in that early phase of the pandemic.