When we do see a positive case in our community with a link to the border, I hear the word or the phrase "a failure at the border". I want to just take a moment to reflect on what that means for the people who get out of bed every day and go to work at our border to keep New Zealand safe. I'm talking about the people who greet people when they come off the planes and do their health assessment as they come off the plane. I'm talking about the people who work in our managed isolation facilities, who provide care for those people, who have done nothing wrong. The only thing that they have done is want to come home to New Zealand. They've done nothing wrong. They're not criminals. They're not in our managed isolation facilities for punishment. They are there because they're playing their part as members of the team of 5 million and keeping the rest of the country safe. 