I think, like most New Zealanders, we are proud to be Kiwis. I would like to say that the efforts of each and every New Zealander—or the vast majority, with very few exceptions—over the past six weeks have been outstanding. What we have done to not eliminate but to get ahead of a virus which is ravaging the world has been outstanding—5 million Kiwis in isolation, which has given us an advantage, taking on a discipline and, I guess, adopting some practices: staying at home, like many Kiwis; long hair, a bit scruff; not too certain, many of them, of course, about their future in their jobs or their business; tough times for the vast majority of Kiwis, whatever way you look at it. Yet we've come through this to a point now where, if we maintain the discipline and the focus, if we can lock in the advantages and the progress that we've made, we will be acknowledged internationally, perhaps, as the first country to really get ahead of this virus.