That's been tough stuff, because it hasn't all been plain sailing. It hasn't all happened in a straight line. Things have gone wrong and there've had to be responses, and we've had to work up new ways of responding as well—so making sure the contact tracing is in place, making sure the COVID-19 app is working and functioning and new functions are added to it, making sure that—would you believe, you know, when everybody's describing us as being up that proverbial creek, that we're actually testing the waste water, and we've been doing that? Who gets to do that job? Not many people in that queue for that job, but we've been doing that. All that stuff is helping us get information, get data—that is all about helping to keep us safe. That is about New Zealand and New Zealanders rising to the challenge. And it has been tough; those members opposite are right. It has been tough on businesses because they've been thrown into uncertainty and a sense of insecurity, but that's why the Government's impetus and investment regime has been so important. That's what's giving certainty. The wage subsidy package that came out—$14 billion, as the Minister of Finance has talked about today—that's actually what's helped keep so many businesses together.