We have to prepare for a better future. It's not just good enough to think that we'd get back to where we were; we have to get ahead of the game. As a country that is now respected internationally for what we have done, we have a huge opportunity ahead of us to say that we can be, if not the best country in the world—and many of us think that—but the best country for the world, showing and leading by example. As we move into 2021, the year of APEC, we will be hosting 21 economies coming together to look at the challenging issues ahead of us, not just in the areas of COVID but in trade and protectionism, working through how we share the best knowledge to tackle climate change, to tackle the issues of poverty, and to ensure that people have security as we go forward. We are well positioned to do that off the back of what we have done. Thank you, New Zealand—thank each and every one of you—for what you are doing. 