I want to really acknowledge the selflessness of our essential workforce. This is the group of people who are daily supporting us, leaving their bubbles and the security of that to ensure that the rest of us are able to be kept safe and to be kept fed. I particularly acknowledge our healthcare workers, who have stepped up to do testing, vaccinating, and continue to provide support to New Zealanders when they are unwell. I want to give a special shout-out to those who work in our managed isolation and quarantine facilities, 24/7, making sure that New Zealanders are kept safe. I also think of the stories I have heard from funeral directors, who, in alert level 4, went the extra mile to make sure that families had an opportunity to be a part of the final resting of their relatives. There is no more traumatic time and those people have stepped up. Our supermarket workers, our supermarket deliverers, the Student Volunteer Army who are going out of their way to make sure some of our most isolated New Zealanders have the food they need and the social contact that is there. Our police, our emergency services, our public servants who have done a remarkable job. The Ministry of Social Development, as one example, is processing 14 applications every minute for the last 11 days to ensure that the wage subsidy scheme is being paid out. I want to acknowledge the selflessness of our social service providers across the motu: our iwi providers, our Pasifika community providers, our family violence protection and support providers who have all continued to work throughout alert level 4, making sure that New Zealanders feel safe.