It seems like a very long time ago, this time last year, but in January the world was focused on bushfires in Australia—can you remember that? Tensions between the US and Iran, such a long time ago—these are big stories. And in January, a story emerged about a virus in Wuhan, China. As we stand, now, at the end of 2020, it's really the one story for which 2020 will be remembered. And while back in January and February no one really could predict the level of disruption that we could see, reflecting back, the National Party, I know, played our role, a key role, in highlighting the story and bringing it to the Government's attention. I'd like to acknowledge our people who did that—thank you for doing that. It wasn't always popular—I think you know that—but we stood up and we held the Government to account for not closing the border sooner, as we saw countries like Samoa do. 