I think it's worth putting those on record and acknowledging that people who may have lost their businesses, missed healthcare, been dispirited by the restrictions actually probably think it's acceptable if the Government is truly doing a good job of managing COVID-19. But the Minister told us that we should be grateful because we've had low levels of restriction and, according to the Oxford stringency index, low levels of restrictions on our freedoms within New Zealand. And the Minister is right about that, but I put it back to the Minister that this country has few peers that can compare to the natural advantages we have when it comes to fighting COVID. There's a few countries that are more isolated than New Zealand—one or two. There's a few that have a more spread out and younger population than New Zealand—one or two. And there's a few countries that are richer than us and have a richer civil society and more cooperative people. But I'd challenge the Minister to name one country that could match the suite of advantages that New Zealand had going into the COVID-19 pandemic. If he could answer that, I'm sure we'd all love to know.