Now, people might say, "Oh, that's a bit harsh on the Government. They've been trying to do their best.", but I think that any rational review of 2021 would demonstrate that that was the year of missed opportunities. In 2020, New Zealand followed a strategy of buying time for COVID-19, which was to say we would spend an enormous amount of money to secure New Zealand, to close the boundaries, and to subsidise businesses that were affected by that in preparation for vaccinations and for improving the health system so that we could cope with a COVID outbreak. Then 2021 came along. In the first half of 2021, we waited for everybody else in the world to get vaccinated before we started. The Prime Minister said that other people needed it more than us, so that delay was directly attributable to the more than 100-day lockdown in Auckland and the severity of it. 