I want the members opposite to think about the Aucklanders who have spent more than 100 days in lockdown. Many still don't have their kids back at school full-time, and to learn today that the Director-General of Health said they could've been out of those restrictions. I want members opposite to think of those who are in Auckland and still can't leave for a funeral or a wedding of a loved one. I want members opposite to think about the businesses who are continuing to struggle under restrictions with no certainty about when those restrictions will end. And when they've done thinking about that, I want members opposite to think about what it's like for Kiwis when the cost of living is outstripping wage growth 2:1. How does that feel at the supermarket each week and at the petrol pump each fortnight? I want members opposite to think about what it feels like when rents go up $90 a week under Labour—that makes it tough—and when house prices go up $170,000 on average a year. How does it feel to be someone who wants to buy their own first home in this country? It feels like it's impossible under Labour to climb that mountain.