This is a Budget that I am intensely proud to have presented on behalf of this Government. It is a Budget that builds on the hard work of New Zealanders over the course of the last year and a bit. When I stood up in this House in May 2020, we were facing down a period of significant economic restriction, of a reduction in our GDP that had not been seen before, of unemployment being close to 10 percent, and we can proudly look today at a country where we have overachieved against those predictions, and relative to the rest of the world. We continue to be able to look across the world and see that our strong public health response has enabled a limited amount of restrictions in our economy and has seen us able to operate in a way that other countries are still not able to do. Whatever the other side of the House want to say, we take a look at whatever measure you like, and the Bloomberg Index is the one that is being used by a lot of people—New Zealand sits at the top of that index. That index is not just about our health response, it is not just about the work that New Zealanders did to support one another to get through COVID; it's also about our economic response.