ANDREW BAYLY (National—Hunua): Well, I'm glad that member from the Greens, Golriz Ghahraman, is happy that New Zealand taxpayers are going to continue to pay out roughly about a half a billion for the quarantine situation in New Zealand over the foreseeable future. If she thinks that's a good day, I'm not so certain about that. Actually, I think it's been a rather gloomy day. We heard from the Minister of Finance, who finally—finally—confirmed it today that there are 120,000 people who have been and will be made redundant this year. That's the current estimate. That means that we've already got over 200,000 on the unemployment jobseeker benefit. The other really nasty piece of news we heard is that, going into this COVID crisis a mere four months ago, New Zealand was the best placed in the world, with a low debt figure of 20 percent of GDP, roughly $60 billion of debt. He confirmed today that, by the end of this year, that will have doubled to 39 percent. That is a staggering amount of debt.