One of the things that I was actually hoping for in this Budget was a tremendous contribution from the Minister of communications. One of the main things that happened was that, because most people were working from home, because students were studying from home, people were trying to run their businesses from home, connectivity became a major issue for a lot of New Zealanders. For people who were living in urban areas, who had signed up to fibre connections, it was perfect: their entertainment was available on fibre or internet—any kind of connections—commercial videos on demand that they signed up to. But many in the rural sector, many in the regions, have terrible connectivity. That was one of the many, many complaints that I received, where their upload speeds were terrible. They could not run invoicing, they could not do banking, and they could not have their children educated—when they have more than one child, how many children are connected to their work, while the parents are also trying to work? 