So, as these are my first words back into the 53rd Parliament, I would like to use the opportunity to thank our essential workers who kept New Zealand going under the most stressful of circumstances. I'm talking about our cleaners, our supermarket workers, our health workers, our security guards, our rubbish collectors, our bus drivers, and many, many others. Also, of course, the businesses and the workers who had to go through the most challenging circumstances to keep themselves going in a changed world. A special thanks also to all of our flight crews, our cabin crew, and our staff in the isolation facilities. Now, they have been mentioned before, but these groups of workers make a lot of sacrifices to keep us New Zealanders, and also New Zealand, safe. They follow the protocols, they are isolated from their family and from their friends, they have more tests than the average worker out there, while they're waiting for the results they have to distance from their family and from their friends. Yet many of those workers feel demonised by the community. So I would just like to acknowledge the sacrifices that these people are making.