We have a Prime Minister who loves to talk about kindness, and on our side of the House, we'd actually just like to see some competency. We'd like to see a competent Prime Minister, not one who wants to be kind all the time and talk about "Let's just be kind."—being kind and letting people leave their quarantine or managed isolation without being tested for COVID-19, or being tested and not having the results back as they're put on a road trip to Wellington. We have a Prime Minister who's OK with people not performing on these very crucial tasks of keeping our border safe, of keeping New Zealanders safe. We have a Prime Minister who is very good at talking about what she's doing but very bad at getting the jobs for people that they need, and the best way of keeping jobs for people is not just a wage subsidy—which is a good thing but it's not enough—but actually creating an environment where businesses can survive, businesses can stay in work, not just setting up new businesses but keeping the businesses we have already.