Simply put, the people are our best resource to drive our economic recovery, and we, here, back New Zealanders. We owe New Zealanders nothing less. Their commitment to keep their vulnerable neighbours and families safe is one of the most outstanding community-wide efforts in our country's history. And in recognition of this, we'll be taking to our Cabinet colleagues a proposal to create a special COVID commemorative medal—a CCM for service to New Zealand communities. The medal will acknowledge the many New Zealanders who led their communities since the pandemic hit our shores. Front-line health staff such as doctors, nurses, as well as community leaders of all types will be eligible to be nominated for, say, 5,000 medals that will be for a lifetime. The honour would follow the current honours and awards process. Because we're going through a historical moment in time, we should, as a society, celebrate the many contributions citizens have made to keep our team of 5 million safe. The COVID commemorative medal would be, as I said, for life, and we see it being passed on to heirs and successors long into the future—a permanent reminder of a time in our nation's life when we drew upon the best of our national character to protect life.