The last group of people that I want to acknowledge are Kiwis who have been separated by COVID-19. Kiwis are separated internally in New Zealand now with much more restricted movement than we are normally used to, but we're also a very international community, and for a year and a half we've been separated in a way that none of us are used to. I think of my grandmother who made the journey from Scotland to New Zealand and never returned, never saw her extended family again. That's not the nature of international families nowadays. We are used to being able to reconnect with one another regularly. Kids are used to being able to see their grandparents regularly, even if they're on the other side of the world. For the last year and a half, that hasn't been possible. People have missed out on that family connection. They've missed out on significant family gatherings and significant family events. There are a lot of significant emotional issues that go with that, and I want to acknowledge that.