We have good news on the vaccine front today. I want to mention the number 150,000 twice today, in fact: 150,000 Pfizer vaccines arrived in New Zealand this week—the biggest delivery that we've received to date, which happened to coincide with 150,000 New Zealanders safely arriving back in New Zealand through our managed isolation facilities without bringing COVID-19 into the community with them, because of the hard work of the people working at our border to keep us safe. I would, of course, remind the members opposite that the only disruptions that we have had to the trans-Tasman bubble since it opened have not been in New Zealand. The team working in our border to keep COVID-19 out of our community have been incredibly effective. They have been working very hard, and they deserve our thanks. When we look at how difficult it is around the rest of the world, it only underscores just how good they have been and just how much we owe them a great debt of thanks. And so I want to say that on behalf of all New Zealanders to our border workers: thank you for what you have been doing to keep the country safe and for the sacrifices you are making for the rest of us.