We have had, in the run-up to this outbreak and this restriction on New Zealanders' freedoms, a Government that has been high on self-congratulation. Even while the city of Auckland was locked down in level 3, the rest of the country operating at level 2, the Government triumphantly announced that it had just landed enough vaccine for 30,000 people. That's enough for 0.6 percent of the team of 5 million. That is the kind of activity that we get from this Government. No matter how bad the facts are, the comms, the spin, and the self-congratulation is available in—I think the word they like to use is an abundance. The alternative was continuous improvement. And continuous improvement, adding to our great natural advantages opposing COVID-19, adding real sophistication to our defences, our technology, and our policies—that could have saved some great costs. And we need to acknowledge what those costs are to New Zealanders, particularly in my home city of Auckland, but actually every New Zealander who is integrated into the New Zealand economy.