Well, I was with the Hon Phil Twyford and the Hon Meka Whaitiri up in Te Tai Rāwhiti yesterday alongside workers that are being impacted in the forestry region in Te Tai Rāwhiti. We're at a period where 300 people currently have been laid off work or have had their hours severely disrupted, and there's uncertainty as to how long that will go on. But the Prime Minister said that we should be known by our deeds, and when she said that, I was thinking about the real-life implications—particularly when we're in a time of strife—for a region like ours. We have fat in the Budget as a consequence of that careful management to be able to ensure that we can have regional economic responses to regions like ours as we weather the storms in terms of things like COVID-19. 