The Government has been grappling with the need to put in place an effective public health response that protects people and saves people, as well as dealing with the obvious economic impact. There is going to be one question that, I think, New Zealanders will be asking at election time, and that is: "Did you keep us safe?"—did you keep us safe? And I think this Government and, indeed, this Parliament can say—because, as the Hon Nikki Kaye said, the Opposition did support the initial measures that the Government took—New Zealanders were kept safe by the response that this Government championed in the face of COVID-19; lives have been saved as a result. When you compare what's happened to other countries, and you look at death rates, you look at infection rates, New Zealand has done remarkably well. And, as my colleague the Hon Chris Hipkins acknowledged, we didn't just flatten the curve, we squashed it.