Hon PRIYANCA RADHAKRISHNAN: When she has never run a country during a pandemic. However, while people might be tempted to think that it's all doom and gloom, listening to the rhetoric from that side of the House, the reality is that this is the third year wherein we are facing another challenging year confronting a global pandemic that virtually every other country is also grappling with. Within that, the priority for this side of the House for this Government has always been to protect the lives and the livelihoods of New Zealanders. It has always been to keep New Zealand as safe as possible from COVID, which, of course, as I said previously, is a virus, is a pandemic that everyone is facing. There are costs and there are tough decisions. We on this side of the House have had to make those tough decisions that are so easily politicised by that side of the House. That has meant making decisions around border restrictions, around managed isolation and quarantine (MIQ) spots, which, by the way—I correct the member who took her seat recently—we have increased over the course of this pandemic as safely as we can. We have had about 200,000 people cross the border and use those MIQ facilities, and our priority has always been, our approach has always been—