The day that New Zealand declared a national state of emergency and went into level 4 lockdown, there were 50 new cases—50 new cases on just that one day; 50 cases that took the total number of cases from 155 to 205. That's a one-third increase in the total number of cases from just the day before. At that time, it seemed that we were on our way up an exponential J-curve of human misery, mortality, and mourning. And on that day, as we passed the motion to declare a national state of emergency, I said that everything that we do from now onwards we are doing to protect the people that we know and love and also those that we don't. And over the past seven weeks, people in every home and every community and every business across New Zealand have done exactly that. There are, today, only a handful more active cases in total as there were new cases the day that we went into lockdown.