Hon TIM MACINDOE (National—Hamilton West): I'd like to begin by sending fond greetings to the great people of New Zealand's most desirable city, Hamilton. I'm very fond of them; some of them have been remarkably tolerant of me over the years. In particular, I'd like to acknowledge the constituents of Hamilton West, and I say that with some seriousness, because over the last 12 years I've been used to seeing thousands of them at regular intervals—at community events, at festivals, at different ethnic functions, in my constituent appointments, and so forth—and this has been an extraordinary time, when we have been separated. I've got to know my own neighbours remarkably well, and what a delightful group of people they are. We live on the edge of a park, and so I've seen many of them as they've walked past with their dogs. In fact, I've seen some exhausted dogs and some very fit ones, who, I think, have had more exercise in the last two months than they had in the previous two years. But always I've been impressed by how positive people have been, by the team spirit that has been evident, and I am very grateful. That has served us well, and all New Zealanders deserve our acknowledgment and our thanks for what they have sacrificed, in many cases in very difficult circumstances, for a collective effort in getting on top of COVID. We're not entirely there yet, but we've done well, and we should acknowledge that progress.