Our elimination strategy gives us some choices—they are not choices that are available to other countries—because we have worked so hard to keep COVID out; because we have had, tragically, 26 deaths but so many more would have happened had we not taken the approach that we took. Meanwhile, we've been able to see the economy deliver 4 percent unemployment, more people in work, a growth rate back to where we were before COVID. We've been able to do that because we've taken a health-led, evidence-based scientific approach. We haven't flip-flopped around on what the issues are. We haven't lost our focus to go on to the big issues of artworks. We have focused on making sure that our approach to COVID puts in place the values that I think New Zealanders would want us to do: to look after them, to make sure they still have jobs, to make sure there is still a future. Tomorrow, we will outline those next steps, but I am an immensely proud of where we're at and I'm very positive about the future for New Zealand if we continue to take that approach.