You can't undo the consequences of bad pandemic management—although Mr Bishop tried to suggest you could just change up your border policy when it seems to be politically inconvenient. During the Omicron outbreak, our border policy has stopped a thousand further incursions and kept New Zealanders alive while they got boosted. And, today, Mr Luxon asked for a time line for an end to vaccine mandates—like you can schedule a pandemic like you can an aeroplane. And, yet, it is abundantly clear to any objective observer that the COVID response that New Zealand has launched has been one of the best in the world. And it probably kills the Opposition to acknowledge that. We have the lowest rate of deaths, we have low case numbers, we have had succeeded where other countries with stronger health systems have failed—where those with stronger scientific institutions have failed, we have succeeded. And we have built effective systems where none existed. We built those systems in 2020 and 2021 and then adjusted them again for Omicron. We have kept New Zealanders safe through an MIQ system in which we have a staged and managed approach to allowing people to reconnect. We have developed a testing system that has had one of the lowest positivity rates in the world. We have doubled our PCR capacity. We have installed robotic methods to make sure that our workforce is supported from the stress of running the testing system. We have a contact tracing system that is currently keeping one of the most virulent and transmissible variants or infectious diseases at bay—incredibly effectively. We are deploying boosters at the time when they are most needed and also vaccinating the paediatric population. We have built and refined our systems, and the Opposition have focused on the RATs and mice of winning each individual media cycle.