Now, New Zealanders know this is hard, notwithstanding the fact that we've all rallied together as a country and that we've had supports for businesses—the small business loan guarantee, the wage supports, the loan scheme. Notwithstanding that, we know it's a difficult and perilous journey. I reckon it'll be about June next year by the time there's a vaccine being rolled out around the world. From March to June next year is about 16 months. We're already a third through it. By the time of the election, we will be halfway through it. But it is still a difficult half to go. I think we might have seen the worst of it. I hope we never get back to level 4, but the country can rely, in a Labour Government, on an issue well-managed, as evidenced by the fact that we have—albeit not perfectly—done better than just about anywhere else in the world. That is my serious message for today.