There were some really, really lovely scenes that day, and I was there with—actually, Michael Wood came down and he just directed traffic for several hours and he worked pretty hard, and the mayor came down and the councillors came down, and that event was a huge success. But what I remember most is seeing a woman who was absolutely terrified of that vaccine. She was shaking in her car and she got through, and the amount of wraparound nurturing that went on with her in that situation—she actually, that day, got vaccinated when I doubt she would have otherwise. But she also learnt a lesson about the Auckland community—that we'll stand up and look after you, and I think that's one of the real wonderful things that has happened. So, rather than a litany of negatives, I would suggest that it is time for the Opposition to actually start to think about the mistakes that were made and the repairs that need to be made and the healing. I think we are well under way in Auckland doing that.