That didn't happen by accident, because we're talking about the 2020 Budget, which was born out of a specific context. We've been talking about it all afternoon in this House. What the Government had to do over the last few weeks was respond to a global pandemic in a New Zealand way: four weeks of lockdown, two weeks of level 3, heading into the second week of level 2, and contemplating where we go to from here. But, if we take the signals in terms of the way in which the Government responded and continues to respond to a global pandemic, we put the health of New Zealanders first. Why? Because we know that the health of our economy relies on the health of our people, and we weren't going to compromise that simple action. That's why, even though the measures have been very strong and we acted quickly and swiftly to ensure that they were strong and decisive, we knew that if we could get on top of what the impacts were here in New Zealand, New Zealanders in the long run would be better-off for it and so would our economy, and that's the context within which the Hon Grant Robertson set this Budget. 