Rt Hon JACINDA ARDERN (Prime Minister): Yes; in particular this Government's economic recovery plan, which has seen our economic activity increase 5.6 percent from a year ago—higher than it was before COVID-19—our goods exports up by more than 8 percent compared to March 2020, and milk powder and meat exports are up by more than 15 percent, and we've received two triple A credit ratings from the two leading agencies, something few countries in the world are able to say. We always maintained that a strong health response to COVID-19 was the best economic response and were prepared to step in with more than $20 billion of direct support for businesses and workers through the wage subsidy and resurgence support to protect lives and livelihood, and you can see today the impact that has had. Our unemployment rate remains at 3.2 percent, one of the lowest recorded since the survey began. The average hourly wage rose 4.8 percent to $36.18 per hour. In the private sector, wages increased by 5.3 percent. Our economic policies during COVID mean we're now in a strong position to grow the economy and support New Zealanders through these uncertain times.