I just want to refer, also, to some of the things that are actually outlined in this Budget Policy Statement. Again, to, sort of, Michael Woodhouse's point, the things that he seems to think that we shouldn't be spending money on include major investments in rebuilding the health sector, major investments in core Crown education expenditure, addressing child poverty, lifting outcomes for Māori and Pacific peoples and communities that are traditionally excluded in our political economy, enhancing the Māori-Crown relationship as we move into a post-settlement world, strengthening the aspirations of Pacific peoples, strengthening our response to climate change, dealing with a 30-year infrastructure deficit. I mean, the idea that, actually, these things are somehow optional and that we shouldn't do them is, to me, ridiculous. I'm very proud of this Government for investing in these things. Actually, when you have an economic downturn, when you have a risk presented such as with COVID-19 and you are looking at a period which is going to be tough for the economy to handle, these are exactly the things that we should continue to invest in—and I would argue actually invest more in—because it gets money flowing into the economy.