I remember during the global financial crisis Bill English saying that that was the rainy day that the Government had been saving for—of course, it was the Government of Helen Clark and Michael Cullen who saved for that period—and the National Party, when they were in Government, in response to the global financial crisis, borrowed. Debt went up. That was the right thing to do to stimulate the economy. But they were careful. They didn't let Government debt get to the same levels as we see in the UK or the US or in many European countries, or Japan, and when we came into Government again, we continued that focus on getting debt down. Debt was lower as we went into this crisis than it was when we came into Government, and all of that work over decades has put New Zealand into a strong position to be able to weather this international crisis. 