Hon GRANT ROBERTSON: This is a rapidly changing situation and the economic context is constantly evolving, but we are starting to see the first data come through. Yesterday, Statistics New Zealand released projections of the likely merchandise trade between 27 January and 23 February. The data shows that New Zealand's total merchandise trade was down 1.9 percent over the period compared with the year before, with exports to China down 9 percent. It is important to note that exports to the rest of the world held up around the same levels as last year. The Government continues to work closely with the business community on the impacts of coronavirus; this includes the support we've already given to the tourism sector and the boost to regional business advice services, along with the ongoing work on the ground of Government agencies, including the Ministry of Social Development, the Inland Revenue Department, and the Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment. It is important to note that the New Zealand economy is robust and we will get through this situation. I encourage all players in the economy to work together. In particular, I urge banks and their clients to develop a plan to see them through this period.