New Zealand made the decision as a country, and led by the Government, to go hard and go early, and it worked. We did not know that it was going to work eight weeks ago—or more than eight weeks ago now—when we met here in this Parliament. We made the decision at the time that Parliament would also not meet during the period of the lockdown, and that was a big call to make. It was a big call to make because many of us, myself included, believe that Parliament has a vital role to fulfil in scrutinising the actions of the executive, and that becomes all the more important in a time of national emergency when the Government is exercising the extraordinary powers that the Government has been exercising during the COVID-19 response.