Hon Dr DAVID CLARK (Minister for the Digital Economy and Communications): Thank you, Madam Speaker. I think we've just had an illustration of the old saying that one should never let the facts get in the way of a good story. The member opposite talking about the economy—such doom and gloom. I mean, you wouldn't think that New Zealand had had one of the highest growth rates in the OECD for the past year listening to that member speaking—4.9 percent growth over the past year, which isn't to say that some sectors haven't been doing it tough, because they have. Let's be honest, COVID has brought incredible challenges globally, but the New Zealand economy overall has proven more resilient than most, and I do want to acknowledge the extraordinary leadership of our Prime Minister through this period in inspiring the confidence in our economy and of our Deputy Prime Minister, and finance Minister, Grant Robertson. The settings that they have led have ensured that we have had that economic growth, that we have been able to take advantage of the global opportunities presented to New Zealand with those record international commodity prices and so on.