But I think this is a time for reflection. On this side of the House, we are incredibly proud of a Prime Minister that has led a decisive health response that saved lives and set us up for an economic recovery. Our rebuild plan is already in motion, and we are already creating jobs. We are going in the right direction, and it is important that we keep moving in that direction. We are committed to making sure that we are standing up for New Zealanders, just as we did when we put New Zealanders first to make sure that we were protecting their health. Well, we had baying from the opposite side that we were being too extreme, that we should be doing X, we should be doing Y. We stayed a course, and we stayed a course under a Prime Minister who understands what leadership is about, a Prime Minister that understands what her responsibilities are to this country. Not only did she keep us safe in terms of our health but this has set ourselves up as a country with the most economic and social freedoms of any country in the world, and that is a position that we will protect. That is a position that we are protecting through our managed isolation facilities. We are keeping COVID out of our communities. We are keeping it at the border by making sure we are working in systematic and managed ways to ensure the security of those borders.