I think, reflecting back on this, it reminded me of when I was in my early public health training and a couple of my bosses had been involved with the research that found, in terms of cot death, that if you place your babies on their back rather than their front to sleep, we could save over 100 babies a year. I don't ever remember anybody walking up to one of our bosses and saying, "Thank you. My baby didn't pass away as a result of your work." And I think for us in Southland none of us ever knew what might have happened if we hadn't had that decisive health response. But we were all incredibly grateful, both to Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern for the way she led our country through it but also to a number of our public health workforce, and particularly some of my former public health colleagues, who took that leadership role and were part of that team that crafted that plan that saw us all through. So one of the number one priorities for our Government moving forward is continuing to protect New Zealanders from COVID-19. That not only means strong border controls but also those investments that we've talked about in vaccines, which we hope to have rolled out in 2021.