I want to thank our front-line workers, our customs and immigration, Air New Zealand staff, cleaners, our health and disability workforce, our district health board and primary health organisation professionals, and all the MIQ staff that have kept us safe. I really did want to focus on an attitude by some of our business leaders, and I want to take the opportunity to acknowledge Kiri Hannifin and the team at Countdown. They were named as one of the businesses where somebody who had COVID had gone to, and it ended up not being right. They weren't actually visited, but they closed their store and they cleaned their store, and when they were informed that actually they didn't really have to do it because they hadn't been visited, what Kiri said was that they'd rather be safe than sorry. They put their workers first and they put the safety of their staff and customers first. The reason I wanted to highlight that was about that precautionary attitude, that vigilance, that focus on people, putting our people first to ensure that we all remain safe and that we can have a relatively good experience in our country, as opposed to what we've seen in other parts of the world.