I'm certainly thankful that I live in this country when all of these decisions have been made, and, of course, the vast majority of us support how the Government has handled the COVID situation. It doesn't mean that there aren't some details that could be tidied up. Because of these sacrifices, we can enjoy being with each other in large numbers—concerts, sports, on marae—we can largely ignore the awkwardness of elbow bumps, which I always struggled with; and we can travel around the country without barriers. Most importantly for me, it means I can attend tangi and funerals of people that we have lost—that was the hardest thing of COVID. To get where we are, many decisions were made quickly, and in some cases, the legislation has not kept up with the policy or the action.