I'm very pleased that the Prime Minister was able to stand in the 1 p.m. press conference today and say to New Zealanders, "I want to announce a success in borrowing vaccines from a country overseas, but before I do, I'm going to ask an official to spend some time talking to you about the number of cases in Auckland that are only there because we failed at MIQ." She didn't say that last bit. She didn't talk about the businesses in Auckland who are suffering, who are saying that they will boycott paying their GST—not because they don't want to pay their tax; they are hard-working taxpayers, they pay their tax, they are law-abiding citizens, but they are screaming out for help, and Grant Robertson just says, "Well, we're still looking at that." They need help with their rent because they can't pay it, because last week they did what Grant Robertson told them to do, they applied for the resurgence payment, $1,500 at $400 per employee, and they paid their rents and they paid their bills, and this week their rent is due again and they're not allowed to apply for that again. They are asking for help from the Government, from the $56 billion they borrowed last year and they don't get to spend.