Hon GRANT ROBERTSON (Minister of Finance): The benefit of governing in hindsight is that one could be perfect and so, you know, when one looks back in hindsight, there will inevitably be things that a Government would do differently. However, we did not have the virtue of hindsight. What we had was the prospect of a global economic crisis far worse than any of us had seen in our lifetimes, and the Government—as all Governments around the world did—took a precautionary approach; made sure that we set aside the funding that we believed would be required to make sure New Zealanders made it through COVID-19 in a good place. And, as I say, while there might be specific things or ways of doing things that would be changed, the outcomes actually stand up very well. So while the member might like to find a range of negative statistics, it's equally possible to say we've got 3.2 percent unemployment; we've had annual average growth over 5 percent; we've been in a position where our exports have held up. Now, all of these things have happened, in part, because of the very hard work of New Zealand businesses and workers, but also because the Government has stood behind those businesses. So the member can pick things out, but the member might want to pick out whether or not he thinks there should be more support for small business, because I can well recall, during the course of COVID-19, he and his party standing up and asking for more money to be put in place. And so the—