I want to address my final minute to the fallacy that Grant Robertson continues to run—and he did it in his contribution to the House this afternoon in this debate—that the New Zealand economy is in good shape and it's resilient enough to withstand this crisis. The New Zealand economy was in good shape before the country elected a Labour - New Zealand First - Greens Government. But the opportunities given by that strong economy, which this Government inherited, have been completely squandered with the likes of the wasteful expenditure we heard about in the House today from the Hon Shane Jones and his provincial slush fund. The economy was not resilient. It is not in good shape. That's why there's an urgency for this Government to bring a package together as quickly as possible, and if it doesn't happen by next Monday, then it will be too late. New Zealand businesses are struggling. People will be unemployed shortly unless this Government responds.