Meanwhile, on this side of the House we are actually focused on the issues that matter to New Zealand and tomorrow morning we will respond to the report of Professor Sir David Skegg around the next steps in how New Zealand deals with COVID-19, and I do think this is a moment to focus on the things that the Government said we would do in this term. We would, firstly, keep New Zealanders safe from COVID-19; we would accelerate our economic recovery; and we would focus on those big issues around housing affordability, climate change, and, indeed, child wellbeing. The keeping of New Zealanders safe from COVID-19 is the thing that enables us to do those other things that are important to New Zealanders, and while from time to time across the House and from their former leaders we hear that managed isolation and quarantine (MIQ) has failed, no it hasn't. MIQ has seen 162,000 people, more than the population of Hamilton, go through there and at the same time keep COVID out of New Zealand. I think the people who work in our MIQ facilities deserve a huge congratulation from New Zealanders; not being run down by members opposite or their former leaders. Time and time again, it has been the work done at the border that has keep New Zealand safe. 