I thought the Prime Minister's long-awaited, stage-managed trip to Auckland would not be particularly open, but I never would have predicted that she would have gone to only two businesses and, when asked, said, "I didn't have the time." The journalists asked the Prime Minister, "Did you not go and walk around the streets and visit the people running the businesses and talk to people about their experiences after three months of lockdown? Did you not do it because you were worried about security?" She said no. And I hope she's right, because if we've got to the stage where the Prime Minister—who Shanan Halbert, the MP for Northcote, said is much loved—can't even walk around the streets of New Zealand, then we're in much bigger trouble than I realised. 