An announcement was made that we were going to lock our country down for an unknown period that could be up to six weeks or two months, and it was something of an eye-opener for me. It was a bit of a road to Damascus, because I remember sitting there thinking that you can't shut a country down for six weeks or two months, because the long-term fiscal impacts will be so great that we would actually give away everything that we've got in the however many years we measure ourselves as having been in New Zealand. But I do remember that the Prime Minister at the time said, "If we look after the people, the people will look after the economy.", and that's exactly what happened. We did look after our people and, in doing so, the dire projections that were made in most of the fiscal and Treasury predictions at the time didn't come into play, and they didn't come into play because we did concentrate on that which makes up a country: its people. So we did that, and we do now find ourselves in a much better position than we would have been by doing just that—by concentrating on our people. 