Now, I just sort of want to say here that—there is a quote I want to put out here in terms of thinking about what actually matters to New Zealand. So Richard Easterlin, the recognised founder of wellbeing economics—he was just quoted by the previous speaker—says, "If you look at what has been done"—this is a really interesting quote and it really focuses on wellbeing—"If you look at the concerns that are most important for people's wellbeing, it's three things: their job, family circumstances, and their health. The New Zealand approach involved a composite of attention to health and a job. So [what we did with] the wage subsidy, income support for the people that did leave their jobs … meant that people did not suffer nearly as much as they otherwise would have." Again, it was a focus of our Government's approach that was around wellbeing—and that's terribly important to us as we face the COVID threat.