We have succeeded in New Zealand, by any measure. We have succeeded economically. We have succeeded by keeping the numbers, the deaths, down and by keeping New Zealanders safe. But, importantly, it's a time now to look at why. It is because we were match-fit when we went in there. And this is a time when we really have to do something we're not very good at doing in this House. Let's acknowledge our public services, because one man, Ashley Bloomfield, was the public servant who was at the head of this, with Chris Hipkins, with the Prime Minister, each day. But what he did was he represented a very well-trained professional Public Service. I am the member of Parliament for Ōhāriu, and many of those public servants live there and I see them every day. 