We have also benefited from the strong and unwavering leadership that we have had from our Prime Minister, Jacinda Ardern, and the focus that this Government has had on suppressing the COVID-19 virus here in New Zealand—things like closing the border and things like moving to alert level 4; going hard, going early; and not being tempted into moving too quickly back down through the levels. It's not just important for the health of our nation and for the people here in New Zealand that we are cautious about the way we come down those levels; it is important for our economy as well. It is easy to forget, given the success that we have had here in New Zealand in suppressing the virus and in limiting the number of people who have been affected by it and the number of people who have, tragically, been killed with the virus—because we have been so successful here in New Zealand, it is easy to forget what is still going on around the world. If you look at other countries, you see second waves, you see restrictions coming back on, or you see no end in sight of restrictions of both social activity and economic activity, because other countries may not have gone hard enough soon enough in their response. 