I want to address one of the difficulties in amongst that, and that is the inability of some families to get together and reunite because of our border closures. There will be a protest coming to Parliament tomorrow. I want to acknowledge the difficulties that that situation with the massive drop in arrivals has created for some families and also for some sectors. But we have, over the last year, made sure that critical workers can come into New Zealand—whether they be critical health workers, the likes of Recognised Seasonal Employer scheme workers—the primary industries and building construction have all had critical workers come into New Zealand, because we have taken decisions to keep our economy ticking. That's because we are focused on making sure we are keeping New Zealanders safe. I think that you saw the decisions that we made before the election, and the trust and confidence that was put in us in and at the election, and made sure that we are in this very privileged position. But, again, I do not want to say that we are out of the woods. 