One just has to look at the devastation that's wreaking havoc around the whole world. The last thing we need as a nation is for a second wave of COVID to come and invade our shores and for us to go back. And that's what we're not doing. That's why I want to acknowledge our Government—the wise decisions that they've made, weighing up so many difficult decisions, the risks that are out there. We have slowly but steadily and surely seen the way forward as we've come down these restriction levels. We're seeing it again through this Budget: record investments. Yes, we have had to make record investments. There's a $50 million COVID recovery fund, and that is desperately needed. This is a one-in-100-year shock, as I mentioned, and those investments are going on across the board. As I've mentioned, record investments into our health, into training, into employment, into jobs, support to all directly impacted sectors such as tourism. Māori have been huge beneficiaries too, and I'm sure my colleague who is to follow will be covering the support, the great support, that Māori have received under this Budget. 