Now, all of this is important when we consider the annual review of 2020, because COVID-19 delivered us an annual review that was like no other. As the Minister himself has recognised, it is a one-in-100-year kind of event. I want to recognise, as in fact was put on the table throughout that annual review process with the Treasury and the Minister, that the Government here did intervene, the Government here did a number of things that we were told for so long by subsequent Governments were impossible, economically or politically or otherwise, in the form of housing the homeless or providing flexible working arrangements for parents or people with disabilities, offering a rent freeze, and also the likes of the wage subsidy. You also saw the Reserve Bank of New Zealand fulfilling its mandate, as outlined in legislation, to ensure financial sustainability and that secondary function—which was put into law by virtue of changes made by the last term of this Labour-led Government with the support of the Greens and, then at that point in time, New Zealand First—for maximum sustainable employment.