We in Wairarapa know that whilst we are small, we are not immune. We were the first region to have community transmission in the country, but we were the first region to eliminate COVID at the last lockdown and we have not had a community case since then. That, I think, stands New Zealand out. But I think it is a shame that the Leader of the Opposition chooses to undermine that teamwork by coming out with, I believe, some outrageous statements today. It is utterly irresponsible for the Leader of the Opposition to suggest that there are new mutations of COVID that are less deadly. It is utterly irresponsible to suggest, in my view, that there should be no more lockdowns. What has stood New Zealand out from those overseas is that we have stuck together as a team. We have not protested in large numbers. We have recognised what needs to be done and just got on with it. What if half of the 6 percent of New Zealanders that want Judith Collins to be Prime Minister take this seriously and refuse to comply with the regulations? That is a not insignificant proportion of the country that could ruin it for the rest of us because they are listening to what she has to say. No wonder she has refused to attend Morning Report this morning. No wonder they have banned National MPs from talking to the media before coming to question time, because those comments and those views are utterly irresponsible and they cannot be defended.