But here we are, after what has been a terrible year for many—certainly a challenging year for all—and we think back to the time when COVID first hit and the lockdown first was established. We were facing predictions of 20 percent unemployment in this country. We were facing a level of uncertainty that no one alive had ever faced and yet together we got through it. We got through it to the point where we are now, in many respects, the envy of the world. We are one of the most open economies. I know that we are not supposed to get political, but I will point out that the Hon Judith Collins' claim in her contribution to this debate, that they called for the borders to be closed earlier than they happened, was false. The day that they issued the press release calling for the borders to be closed was the day that the borders were closed. It might have been there for half an hour, an hour, beforehand—but it's hardly screaming from the rooftops calling for the borders to be closed.