Hon GRANT ROBERTSON (Minister of Finance): Thank you, Madam Chair, and I appreciate, actually, the opportunity, for the latter of the member's two questions, to respond and talk through what we are doing in that space. Just to ensure, though, for the first part of his comments: on 29 February 2020, which was the most up-to-date set of Government financial statements that we had to prior to COVID—that was the statements for the eight months to that date—we had net core Crown debt at 19.2 percent of GDP, and we had the operating balance before gains and losses showing a surplus of $1.4 billion. So I do just want to indicate to the member that we were, as a country, in a strong position going into COVID-19. I am on the record as having said a number of times that we can look back over successive Governments to credit people for the way in which we were disciplined in our spending, the way in which we managed to keep New Zealand's accounts in such a way that we were able to respond, but I just think it's important to have that most up-to-date data.