What are we going to do about it? Well, throughout this three-week recess that Parliament has had, the ACT Party was not only listening—going up and down New Zealand, 46 meetings, packed halls, thousands of people—we were responding with positive ideas for a better tomorrow: how to crack down on gangs, with gang injunction orders that have worked in Britain and the US, instead of giving gangs money; how to get homes built, by sharing GST on construction and the jurisdiction of the council giving the consent for it to happen; funding infrastructure; opening up land for the future of New Zealand so that the next generation has a pathway to being part of a property-owning democracy; and painting a pathway out of COVID-19—out of COVID-19—that is intelligent, that works with private enterprise, that has a proper conception of risk, uses technology, and gives New Zealanders certainty about the future that we are facing. And where was the Labour Party? Apologising for things that happened a generation ago.