As we have that discussion, I am reminded of what greeted National when we took office in 2008—and that was the New Zealand Treasury forecasting a decade of deficits with net debt blowing out to 60 percent of GDP. I am reminded of the actions taken by successive Ministers to ensure that New Zealand could put itself in a much better position than that to allow us to be in a position such that when the global pandemic struck, the Government we have in front of us today was able to make choices about the way it used its fiscal position. That is why we have these discussions—because the choices that Governments make today about spending will impact the resilience and ability of future generations to cope with shocks and to have good options for the public services and amenity available to New Zealand families.