If we think about those challenges that lie ahead of us—to keep New Zealanders safe from COVID-19, to accelerate our economic recovery, and to lay those foundations for a better future—we can see that we have an exciting three years ahead of us, a truly ambitious programme of work that we can all collectively band together and get excited about. When we think about how it is that we continue to keep each other safe as we exist as a group of islands at the bottom of the South Pacific, in a world that is being ravaged by a virus, we need to stay ever vigilant. We are committed to that elimination strategy. Although there were questions about it when we started out at the beginning, in our hearts we knew that our best economic response was always going to be the best health response. This is what happens when you put people at the centre of your decision making. [Coughs] Can I get water? This is what happens when you make sure that, actually, you are caring for your people. So that is the approach that we will continue to do. We will be flexible. We will continue to learn. We will continue to take the opportunities—[Drinks water] for a sip of water—to retain and to continuously improve our multiple lines of defence against the virus. 