I want to thank, firstly, my Prime Minister and her leadership. I want to thank my senior parliamentary and Cabinet colleagues for what they have done, in a team around here in Wellington, in making the tough calls—yes, as part of a team, but getting on and putting in a huge amount of effort—to move New Zealand into a position that, hopefully, will enable us to get back to some form of normality as quickly as possible. I'd like to acknowledge the essential workers across health, across healthcare, across the police, but also in the area of primary industries, where, early on, it was acknowledged that the production of food and the biological and seasonal cycles of agriculture and horticulture—we needed to get on and pick the grapes, pick the fruit, milk the cows, and continue to maintain the base of our economy and the biological systems that support that. That came at a huge risk. The people involved took on that challenge, maintained a discipline, made the changes, and have so far proven to deliver no major outbreak of COVID. Yes, there has been the odd case, but not in any way to contribute to a cluster. So thank you for producing the food, thank you for keeping law and order, thank you for looking after the people who need healthcare.