I would like to end by saying that we do need to get back to that focus. We need to focus back on the collective, back on the team of 5 million, and to ensure that we keep at the centre of our attention our immunocompromised whānau, our disabled whānau, listening to the leadership of Māori and Pasifika health leaders as well, and not getting distracted by the noise. Because one of the things that I've noticed, as we've talked about this in more controversial time periods, is there's often a lot of noise: we have the lemmings on the Parliament lawn with their conspiracy theories, we've had businesses banging the drum, and while all of that noise was happening we were incredibly distracted. This House was distracted from who we should have been focusing on, who we should now rethink about and continue to put our focus on, to make sure that when we move together, we move together as communities, that we move together as a society, that we move together as a people, as a part of that team of 5 million.