In trying to draw a line and in looking forward in an attempt to acknowledge that there were faults and mistakes that have been made but acknowledging how we do better than this going forward, I want to acknowledge those who have spoken in support and acknowledgment of the inequities that our communities face, particularly the challenges of Māori, Pasifika, and people with disabilities, because when somebody who gets infected with COVID—as we've seen with both case A and case B—it's not just COVID that we're dealing with; it's other long-term conditions that that side of the House knew about and that we on this side of the House have always known about. That's why we're talking equity. Never before in the nine years of the previous Government has there been a discussion about equity. For the first time ever, we're talking about equity. 