Hon GRANT ROBERTSON: As we've announced at the beginning of the week, we've put in place an $11 million package to support Tourism New Zealand to be able to reorientate their marketing. The IRD and the Ministry of Social Development continue with the work that they do to support people on the ground who have been affected, either as workers or as employers, through the provision of support or the delaying of provisional tax returns. We continue to work closely with all industries that are affected. Minister Nash, as the Minister of Fisheries, has made some changes to support the rock lobster industry to be able to return some of their catch into the sea, and we continue to work on that. As the member is well aware, this is a very fluid and evolving situation. That's why we've drawn together Government agencies led by Treasury, the Reserve Bank, and the Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment to do scenario planning if the situation continues, the virus spreads, or the spread goes on for longer. At the moment, as I said in the House yesterday, the best advice we have is that this will have a significant, but temporary, impact on the New Zealand economy. 