Contrary to the enormous and extraordinary catastrophising of the previous speaker, New Zealand is incredibly well positioned, and there would be few people around the world who would not wish that their country was performing as well as New Zealand has performed over the last year. Budget 2021 continues to make the investments to make sure that we build on that hard work and sacrifice, and to ensure that we keep New Zealanders safe. That is our number one priority. So while it is all very well for members of the Opposition to stand up and proclaim, as we have just heard, that the borders should be thrown open because we need some kiwifruit picked and apparently it's too hard to train New Zealanders, this is a Government that says that we will put the health and the wellbeing of New Zealanders first. And that has not only served New Zealand so well in terms of making sure that we are topping the global league charts in terms of our resilience against COVID-19; the number one thing—the number one thing—that is supporting our economic recovery and that is supporting small businesses across New Zealand is this Government's work and our country's work, our team of 5 million's work, to keep COVID out, and this Government will continue to stand by those policies and continue to keep Kiwis safe. But in Budget 2021, we have continued to put the investments in—$1.5 billion in Budget 2021 to make sure that all Kiwis have the opportunity to receive a free and safe COVID vaccine, and that programme is rolling out now. It is an incredibly important part of securing our recovery.