Hon GRANT ROBERTSON: The expansion was broad-based, as our approach meant households and businesses have the confidence to move about and operate more freely than in many other countries during this period. The primary sector grew 5 percent in the June quarter compared with the March quarter, led by fishing and agriculture. The goods-producing industry was up by 1.3 percent, with solid activity in construction and manufacturing. The services sector, which makes up two-thirds of the economy, expanded by 2.8 percent in the quarter, with retail, accommodation, and restaurants benefiting from New Zealanders spending more time at the shops, eating out, and on holiday. Business confidence in the economy was also reflected in investment levels, which remained high and above pre-COVID levels. The ANZ noted that this broad momentum is what we want to see to be confident that the economy can keep going. Nevertheless, we know that some sectors and regions are doing it tough, and we will continue to monitor and assess that situation.