Hon GRANT ROBERTSON: While New Zealand had one of the most stringent lockdowns around the world, our decision to go hard and early with our health response has meant that our economy has been able to open up faster than others around the world. The UK still has stringent controls in place, with the Oxford University Government response stringency index rating them at 70.37 out of 100 in terms of their restrictions. The stringency index rates Australia at 53.7 out of 100. In comparison, New Zealand sits as one of the most open economies in the world, with a score at 19.44 out of 100—better than Japan, Taiwan, and South Korea. New Zealand went into the global COVID-19 pandemic with a strong and stable economy, and now we are one of the most open economies heading out of the lockdown, due to the success and sacrifice of the team of 5 million.