It's a shout-out that I suspect is reflected and shared by most New Zealanders, because we know that, over the last year, nurses have even gone above and beyond what they were already doing. And that was a really tough job to begin with in the face of shortages in the sector and, you know, rising levels of violence and complexity in terms of people's healthcare needs, and the underlying struggles in the organisation of our health system that have led to the need for us to have a comprehensive reform. They do tough work and then they got a pandemic on top of it. And, you know, they were going to work every day, putting themselves on the line, and looking at those stories overseas, you know, I really want to acknowledge the Government—as I suspect most of the country do—in terms of what we have managed to avoid in terms of the pandemic over the last year. We are lucky and there is no denying that. But those nurses were still going to work, looking at what might be coming, and the fear for themselves and their families that they were putting at risk. So I wanted to acknowledge that today. 