Time and time again in this House I was asked by members in the National Party, albeit not as often by members in the ACT Party, to put more money in, to put more money into the small—you, Mr Seymour, stood in this House and asked me to give more support to businesses in the Auckland area than we had given. The National Party constantly asked us to do that. They put up a package in 2020 that had even more money going in. We got the balance right, in my opinion, on this side of the House. Because we did support New Zealanders through this. So, yes, it was an expensive undertaking, but it was an undertaking that fulfilled the values, I think, of New Zealanders, and certainly of the Labour Party, that we will look after people, that we will use the balance sheet to make sure people make it through a crisis. Mr Seymour's entitled to his view about a different way of doing this, but it's a different way that I believe would have had an enormous social, human, and financial cost in this country. 