Our country is in a state of responding to the crisis, recovering and also rebuilding, and it's going to take a while. This isn't a silver bullet that's going to fix all of this. There's going to have to be a range of initiatives, and a few of the things that give me heart—because when I think about the fallout from this, I think about unemployment. I think about my Māori communities that I represent. I think about how the Māori unemployment rate is generally twice what the general unemployment rate is. So I fear for those communities and for those whānau where they're going to have people that have lost their jobs and the impact that they're going to have. 