So very briefly, I just want to start with a bit of a reflection. She's been a bit of a tough year, eh, across the board. I don't know about you all, but I found myself locked up in my house with a couple of kids, and it was challenging. It was tougher than being in this House, I tell you. But this is the situation that all New Zealanders have found ourselves in. We've been in periods of isolation. We've had disruptions through our workplaces. The way that we've connected with each other has found ourselves in this incredible upheaval. But, too, we found some shining stars throughout our communities. I'm thinking of Reweti Ropiha, who is our CEO of Turanga Health, who led us steadfastly in Gisborne to assist with our care and community and COVID response. I'm thinking of the Tina Ngatas and Ani Pahuru-Huriwais up the top of the East Coast who have religiously been wearing their masks. They kept to a state where COVID didn't permeate throughout the communities, with the support of, of course, our Government, but it was our people on the ground that were leading the charge. Linda Coulston, SuperGrans; they were out there cooking every single day for people that were disrupted in our community. It's those people that I think about when I think about this last year. 