The member who opened the debate was right when she said that people put their faith in Government to act with best intentions, especially in a crisis like this, and that in exchange for the sacrifices that people have made and are making, every effort is made to ensure the system is as effective as possible. I can assure the member, and I assure this House, that is what has happened. Every person, every public servant, every clinician, every person on the end of a phone, every person involved in the community, the community organisations, the NGOs who have been involved, and everybody in this precinct who gets to be involved and gets to make decisions, that is the value that has underpinned everything we have done. But tragically, it will never be perfect and we have discovered imperfections, and the clinicians and others who put this report together have revealed those imperfections, and steps were being taken at the time, have been taken since, and are being taken now to make sure we have the best system possible to respond to COVID, not just in Tāmaki-makau-rau any more, and Waikato, but right around the motu, right around Aotearoa New Zealand, and I'm confident the system is a good one. 