I just want to touch upon the border, because there's been a lot of talk about the border of late. The border remains our main line of defence against a second wave of COVID-19 here in New Zealand, because it continues to be rampant overseas, and cases continue to increase globally. The border remains our protection against community transmission, and can I say this for the record: we have no community transmission in Aotearoa. The cases that we've seen are at the border, and that is indication that our border regime, which is one of the strictest in the world, is actually working. It would be reckless and it would be risky to reopen our border now, as many have called for, including the Opposition. I just want to take a moment here, though, to acknowledge the fact that it's been tough for many, including migrants here in New Zealand and members of our ethnic communities who have family overseas, because there's a huge amount of anxiety for many. I know that the border closure represents them being cut off from their family, and I just want to acknowledge that. However, we've always said that a strong health response is what we need here. It is also the best economic response for us. 