Third, we need a bit of common sense and pragmatism around the rules for the one- or two-metre world. It's one thing to allow bars and cafes to reopen, but if the rules mean that you'd just lose money, what's the point? Fourth—and I'm serious about this—we would unlock private sector investment, which is the key for growth and innovation. We won't rely on Wellington committees to reinvent the economy; we'll trust Kiwis to work out how to get back on their feet. We'll keep taxes low. We won't regulate firms to death or keep changing the rules; we'll back them to succeed. And fifth, we'll use the Government's balance sheet to invest in large, high-quality infrastructure, and we'll actually get it done, like National did with ultra-fast broadband and upgrading our skills, turbo-charging the innovation sector and improving the quality of public services such as health.