There has not been one issue in terms of a COVID incidence within that sector—28,000—and we are now well through that extraordinary harvest, and the reason I raise it is that I think it is hugely illustrative of the opportunity that sits in front of us as a country. The Government, as we have traversed over the last week, has spent a huge amount of time, no doubt, nickel-and-diming exactly what the rules are—no doubt, pages and pages of rules—that should sit as part of the level 2 movement. But here we have a sector that at the height of the crisis was able itself to design a system that kept their people safe and that protected their livelihoods and ensured that the economy of the Bay of Plenty and the wider New Zealand economy can thrive. 