STUART SMITH (National—Kaikōura): Thank you, Madam Speaker. Well, it is a pleasure to stand and to support the amendment made by Simon Bridges that this House has no confidence in this Government. I think the issue was quite well highlighted by my colleague David Carter, who is a very experienced member of Parliament who speaks incredibly well, not just a speech with great oratory and great presentation but with great substance. As he quite rightly pointed out, that is what the Prime Minister's statement lacked: substance. Unfortunately, we've just finished the year of non-delivery, we're now into what is going to be the election year, and we're confronted now with an issue coming at us like a freight train in COVID-19. It is not that COVID-19 will necessarily kill that many people. It's going to cause a lot of financial issues, and it will put our health system under quite a lot of stress. The problem is that our economy has been going backwards under this Government. It doesn't give us the headroom to fight this issue that's coming down the road at us. What it requires is leadership. We require leadership as a nation to deal with this issue, and, clearly, we don't have the people in the ministerial positions that are capable of doing it. I wish they were, because we will need it—we will need it. I'm not just talking party politics here; I'm actually really concerned about this issue.