I missed some of the earlier contributions, I'm afraid. But I have to say, having listened to the contributions of the Hon Judith Collins and David Carter, I have some good news for them. One of the things that they were asking for is competent Government and why we don't measure competent Government. And I have some good news: (a) there is a competent Government, but (b) trust in Government is one of the measures that form the wellbeing framework. So we are actually doing the very thing that the Hon Judith Collins spent a good portion of her speech asking for, which is, actually, when you elevate it up, what we refer to as social capital, and the idea that you can trust in the institutions of Government and the broader Public Service are part of what got us through the worst of the COVID-19 crisis. Because we had built in this country, over many decades, a sense that we are all in this together, there's a strong sense of social capital, and that needs to be nurtured if we're going to get through the rest of this crisis.