So as we move ahead into our recovery, I'd like to highlight that a lot of people actually read a few books while they were in lockdown—they had time and space to do that—and one thing that was very disappointing for a lot of people was that the libraries were shut. They were shut because absolutely everyone was home. But now that people are back out into our communities, we can go back to these hubs of our communities, and something that my colleague the Hon Tracey Martin, through her budget of $58.8 million, has done is made an investment in our libraries so that we can ensure free internet access at all libraries. There's 600 libraries in New Zealand, with 2,500 employees. 