We've had the debates in this Chamber about some of those tough decisions, about some of the tough public health measures we've taken, about the alert levels, about our judicious use of lockdowns, about the way in which we've evolved towards a traffic light system, about the way in which we have used managed isolation and quarantine (MIQ) to keep the people of our country safe—tough decisions and they sometimes carry costs. But we stand here confident and clear in knowing that every single one of those decisions has delivered the outcome that we have in New Zealand with one of the lowest death rates, one of the lowest rates of serious illness, one of the highest rates of economic growth and the lowest rates of unemployment in the world after two years of a global pandemic. We are very proud of that, and so proud of the leadership of our Prime Minister at the front of that effort.