But we are not out of the woods yet. If anyone opens the paper, or if they watch the news at 6 o'clock, the COVID-19 pandemic continues to ravage. We are in a very privileged position, to enjoy the settings that we have got now, but that comes with difficult decisions. We did make the decision to close our border on 20 March last year, and at a time between then and now we would usually have let about 7 million people arrive in our country. The latest figures that I have are that we've let in just a little over 220,000. That has obviously had an effect and caused difficulties for many sectors and for many families, but it is our best line of defence to make sure we keep the ravages of this pandemic outside of New Zealand. We've set up managed isolation facilities, and, again, I want to take my hats off to those in our Cabinet and in our caucus who have set up these institutions to make sure, again, that New Zealanders who want to come home can and that they can do it in a safe way. 