When the Prime Minister stood in the House last week to respond to the Address in Reply debate, she made clear that New Zealand and the New Zealand Government had three priorities from here. The first of those is to keep New Zealanders safe from COVID19. On that score, every member of this House, I am sure, would join me in thanking all 5 million New Zealanders, because while the Government can lay out a plan and a strategy for what we need to do, that only works if every New Zealander buys into it. That is something that has been quite unique about New Zealand's response to COVID19: that New Zealanders have got in behind the strategy and they've stuck with it. They saw a Government that had a plan and stuck with it, didn't flip-flop about what it wanted, didn't change its mind about alert levels; it stuck to the plan and New Zealanders backed that, and I am very grateful to them for that. So, from here, it is a matter of the Government continuing that strategy on. The elimination strategy is built on multiple lines of defence.