I think lockdown levels have served us really, really well. It's taught us about social distancing, mask wearing, washing of hands. It's taught us about COVID testing. We've even begun to use Zoom all over the place—TikTok dancing, the sharing of baking menus. We've seen all of this. Sadly, the other side of doing it tough: funerals, birthdays. Those celebrations are no longer the same. Even coming into this place is a bit weird after being away for several months. So the other side of it is mental health, stress, job insecurity, the uncertainty of the future, and certainly business closures. All of that means that we, as a team of 5 million, have been doing it tough. But I think we need to now draw a line and recognise that, when we compare our situation with the rest of the world, we're pretty blessed. I've often wondered why we didn't see more deaths in Auckland, but that was because our health system was able to cope, compared to if you look to Fiji, look to French Polynesia, or look to across the Ditch, in Australia—192,000 cumulative cases in Australia, 1,898 deaths. In Victoria alone, they had over 106,000 cases and 1,239 deaths. For us, we're very blessed, we're very lucky.