I particularly want to acknowledge some of those workers: so doctors and nurses and shelf stackers and all of the different staff working in our rest homes; the cleaners who have made spaces safe for us; security guards, who have kept us safe as we've gone about our essential business; the bus and train drivers; the truck drivers who have kept produce moving across the country to end up on our tables; the crisis workers; the food bank staff; the public servants; those working in Work and Income who have just had a huge number of calls; those working in the Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment answering the questions about who the essential workers are; all of those background policy workers and legislation drafters who have ensured that this Government could do its job in keeping the country running and establishing a pathway forward for us all to come out of this; the supermarket staff, who have been there every day and who, sadly, sometimes—