Let's also continue to back the businesses that are taking on and training the future workforce of New Zealand. I really want to acknowledge those employers who have worked so hard to keep their apprentices on board during lockdown. What we saw after the global financial crisis is that apprentices were often the first ones to go. They were the first ones to be laid off. We are working very, very hard as a Government to ensure that that does not happen as a result of COVID-19. We want to keep every one of those apprentices in work if we can. That's why we've abolished the fees for people doing trades and vocational education—whether it's on the job or off the job—in those areas where we've got critical skill shortages, and we're going to have more announcements very, very soon about providing additional financial support to those businesses that are taking on new apprentices or who have apprentices in the early part of their apprenticeship, because we know that those people are the ones who are most at risk because they're the ones that employers have to put the most work into. That is a big sacrifice for them, and we want to back them as they continue to do that. 