As I say, the member, while he started out well, then ended up in a typical "Negative National" rant—not about the positive things that are happening in our economy, not about the things in the Budget Policy Statement that actually are about lifting productivity, are about making our economy more sustainable, are about making sure that more New Zealanders are included in our economy and benefit from the prosperity in our country, and that is at the core of the Budget Policy Statement. But, obviously, it is clear that we have this debate today in different times than when the Budget Policy Statement was written, in December 2019, and those times mean that we do, at all points, need to assure ourselves that what we're doing in the Budget is in the best interests of New Zealand at this time. Over the coming weeks, we will be refining the Budget, which is delivered on the basis of this Budget Policy Statement, in line with what has occurred with COVID-19.