Now, we've just heard from the health Minister about the steps that we're taking to slow the spread of the virus. So rather than repeat those actions, I wanted to take this opportunity to acknowledge people all across New Zealand who are making our health response possible—and I do want to acknowledge the words that Dr Shane Reti gave in his contribution just earlier, which I thought was reasonable, reasoned, and to the point—the businesses up and down the country who have adapted to alert level 2 and put in place measures to support their staff and keep their customers safe; the nurses who are putting themselves and their families at risk so that we can ramp up our testing and keep track of how the virus is spreading; the medical laboratory scientists who are working flat out in laboratories to get test results back to people quickly so they don't have to worry any longer than is necessary; the mental health workers who are there for people who need them; the teachers who are calmly and patiently, again, explaining to students why we have to go back to physical distancing; our police officers; our supermarket staff; and the dairy owners. Every action that these people are taking is what will, together, make the difference.