Rt Hon JACINDA ARDERN: I received advice on New Zealand's economic performance relative to Australia's economic performance based on some of the data contained in both countries' Budgets, and I can tell the member from that that our unemployment rate is lower than Australia, we are projected to go into surplus, again—operating balance before gains and losses surplus—earlier than Australia and at about the same rate as we did following the global financial crisis, our debt levels are lower, and our growth rates are a solid 3.5 percent across the forecast period, which is also higher. So, on all measures, New Zealand is really outperforming Australia economically. On the issue of incentives and supporting technological development, I'd say that we're looking at New Zealand's circumstances, and that's told us that, really, we need to put that support in for our small businesses, in particular. They saw considerable advancement during the COVID era, where they were forced to technologically adapt. We are trying to continue to support that with some of the acceleration funding that we've put in for digital support for small businesses.