We have three overarching objectives that are guiding our response: first, keep New Zealanders safe from COVID-19; second, accelerate our economic recovery; and, third, lay the foundations for a better future. The protections that we have put in place against COVID-19 have been amongst the most effective in the world: 105,000 New Zealanders have returned home through our border since we established our managed isolation facilities, and yet we have had fewer than a dozen incidences of people transferring COVID-19 to others during that time through our managed isolation facilities. That makes them among the most successful in the world—more successful than those in Australia and other countries. We can all be proud of that, and we should be proud of those working at our border, and we should thank them for their commitment.