I have to say that speaking to my friends and family around the world, everybody has been incredibly impressed and envious of the situation we have here in New Zealand, because, certainly, we are in a much better position than the vast majority of people in the developed world. I just feel incredibly grateful that we had the time and the ability. It's really a bit of a shame to hear the attitude from members on the other side of the House who now seem very intent on picking a fight and demonstrating their strength. But I think that, ultimately, New Zealanders can see that compared to pretty much anywhere else in the world, New Zealand is in a really good position. If we continue to work together—if we continue to work together—we will have the very best outcome for our country. Tēnā koutou katoa.