At the start of this crisis, and, as my colleagues have said, clearly it's been a crisis—a one-in-100-year occurrence—the then Leader of the Opposition, the Hon Simon Bridges, committed us as the Opposition to be constructive. If I look at the number of issues that have been raised in a very respectful way by experts—and some of those have been mentioned here today—whether it was Professor Skegg, the former Chief Science Advisor Sir Peter Gluckman, whether it was economists, or, actually, whether it was industry organisations that wouldn't otherwise have had a voice, I firmly believe that the ability for those to be represented actually enabled a stronger response from the Government, which is what all of us wanted as a country. 