Again, I spoke to people along the trail who were very thankful, considering what is going on in other countries, that we're able to have what is considered a relatively normal holiday. We were able to go and enjoy it, together with our families—be able to move freely, be able to go and have dinner in a pub in the middle of Central Otago, and be able to enjoy something a bit different in the North Island, for instance. But, certainly, I think there was amongst the public a general consensus as we were celebrating Christmas and new year, and a thankfulness, and not just for the decisions that were made by the previous Government but also, I think, for the fact that we had all pulled through one of the biggest modern challenges globally to be able to get to a point where we could enjoy Christmas like that. So I hope others around this House are able to recharge in that environment, because there are still many challenges ahead of us. 