What I wanted to say in conclusion is to talk about what New Zealanders can expect from a Government in terms of an emergency situation like COVID-19 at the moment, and what I want to say and to talk about is the position that this country has come into as reported in the policy statement. We are at 4 percent unemployment and our wage growth is at 3.5 percent, while inflation costs are less than 2 percent, which, fundamentally, means more people are employed in the New Zealand economy and they have more disposable income to spend in the economy and to look after themselves and their family. That becomes a virtuous cycle as we move forward in making sure that the scare tactics from the Opposition don't work—don't panic people—and we move forward and give the confidence to New Zealanders that they can make sure that if they are looking after their health, we are looking after the economy and business, and doing all we can to make sure that we move forward productively and healthily. Thank you, Madam Speaker. 