But for all of us, for every single New Zealander, it means staying home when you're sick, it means getting tested, it means keeping a record of where you have been at all times, and it means things like mask use on public transport. Now, that list may sound easy, but we all need to make sure that we create the environment where the public feel like they can undertake that response too. If we create an environment of blame, of judgment, where we publicly crucify those who may contract COVID-19, we fundamentally disrupt our ability to respond to this virus. We will only be as successful as a New Zealand public who are willing to get themselves tested, are willing to say if they're unwell that they will stay home, and that means we cannot stigmatise; we must support. So that is my message—as Dr Bloomfield said, "People are not the problem," and it is up to us to make it so. Ultimately, this is a formula that can save lives and support our economy, and it's a formula that has been endorsed. I note, even this week, Bloomberg has listed us as number one in terms of our resilience to COVID-19, and in that measure they've looked at our health response, they've looked at our ability to make sure that we've reopened our economy. It is an endorsement of the team of 5 million's work and I acknowledge that. 