I said it to this House a few weeks ago—possibly more now, because I'm kind of losing track of time with what we've had to go through—but the question on the lips of voters in September this year will be "Did you keep us safe?" And I know all members in this House, as we get around our communities and do our meetings, members on this side, members on that side, we are all hearing the same message. New Zealanders are saying, "You kept us safe. Keep keeping us safe. Don't make rash decisions, don't give in to the nattering nabobs of negativity."—as Spiro Agnew would have called them—"Make sure you keep this country safe." That's what they're saying, and that's what this Government is doing. We've won the battle of COVID-19, but it's not over yet. Just today, there were two new cases from across the border, but because of our testing and our border management regime, they were picked up and—once again—we're swinging into action to keep our people safe again.