This is in stark contrast, I guess, to the Opposition, where you've seen, I guess, the rolling four leaders saying "open the border, shut the border, open the border, shut the border" and more recently Mr Luxon saying it's "freedom day" in December. Thank God we didn't have "freedom day" in December—because God knows what could have happened then. But thanks to this decisive leadership, we're in good stead, and not just around our COVID response, which we know has given us the lowest numbers, as we've heard in the House today. Actually, we hear it on the streets too, because people know the real rhetoric that's happening out there. People know they're grateful to live in Aotearoa and not overseas. They also know we have the lowest number of deaths. We have the lowest number of hospitalisations. For a Pasifika person, that's a big deal. Hospitalisation is massive for us in terms of access, so we keep hospitalisations as low as we can so we have at least a starting chance of getting in there if we have any other issues is critical for us. So that's massive, and, again, I'm grateful to this Government for making sure that's happened. The other thing I would say is I'm really grateful to the 96 percent of vaccinated Kiwis out there. I'm really grateful that you also are doing your bit to make sure that my babies and my family and the people I love are alive and safe. So I say thank you to you also. 