My contribution this afternoon—I want to talk about how quickly the Government has responded with the latest outbreak or resurgence, both in terms of protecting businesses and workers and the way in which our kete of knowledge of this virus has grown some 12 months deep. I'm proud to be part of a Government that looks for continuous improvement. The advice that we seek is always based on good health science and also without taking the eye off continuous improvement. So I too want to acknowledge the team of 5 million. I want to acknowledge our essential workers, our border workers, and in that regard—I'm proud to say, as the Minister of Customs—acknowledge the work that our customs officers are doing not just at the airport but at our ports under the marine border orders—some incredible work done by a lot of New Zealanders to keep ourselves safe. But this Government has acted fast to identify and to include close contacts that are tested. This week, we had the resurgence support payment legislation going through the House, to support and recognise the struggles for many businesses, particularly in the Auckland area. That would enable up to seven days of $1,500 per person on site and up to $400 per worker to a maximum of 50 fulltime-equivalents. That will go a long way to help and support our small businesses.