One of the key reasons why I believe a number of New Zealanders did do that is because they have seen the leadership that our Prime Minister has provided during COVID-19. We only have to look overseas to see how bad COVID-19 can get. Our Prime Minister started by going hard and early, and she had clear communication. I spoke to someone recently from a large city over in Europe. Within that city, which is a city of around a million people, they had around half a dozen different zones for COVID over there. So you'd move from one part of the city and you would have different COVID rules; you'd move to another part of the city and have different COVID rules again. Without that clear communication, people struggled to come together to unite in the way that New Zealanders did. So, in this speech, I'll briefly touch on keeping New Zealanders safe, and then I'll talk about the economic recovery. Our border plays a key role in keeping New Zealanders safe, and I'd like to acknowledge all of those workers who work at the border. I'd like to acknowledge all of those workers who work in managed isolation and quarantine facilities, and I have spoken via Zoom to some of them in the Waikato region. The work that they are doing to keep us safe will be remembered for a long time.