I was reflecting back—we usually start the beginning of our year with a caucus retreat, and the honourable member for New Plymouth, Glen Bennett, has just left the room, but we had our caucus retreat in New Plymouth under Maunga Taranaki. What a beautiful way to start the year with our whānau there as well. The Prime Minister began by outlining for us, her Labour caucus, what was going to happen in the year ahead of us, what were the challenges, what was the job for us to do. I was asked, following that, what I thought this would be the "year of"—the media were questioning us as we went out for morning tea. My immediate reaction from listening to the Prime Minister and thinking about that was: I think it's going to be the year of the booster. I kept thinking about that afterwards because I thought, "Oh, that doesn't really sound that inspiring, 'year of the booster'.", and I sort of thought, well, you know, maybe there was something more ambitious. But that is actually quite ambitious when I thought about it—I don't step back from that. Actually, when I heard her describe the challenge with Omicron facing us, and the thing that we could do to protect ourselves the most—it was the booster.