I remember at the beginning of last year, as the threat of COVID began to loom, those, sort of, false arguments that were made: that we either had to choose the health of New Zealanders or looking after the economy. What this Government consistently said and what will continue to guide us is that simple maxim that the best economic response is also the best health response. We only have to look around the world to see the evidence of that fairly and squarely, because as this virus continues to rage in countries around the world, who still are having to enter and re-enter lockdowns and major restrictions on social and economic activity, the fact that we did that health response well and put people's health first and eliminated COVID-19 and continue to exercise an elimination strategy—that is what has meant that we have been able to rebound economically so strongly. That is why we were so thrilled last week to hear that New Zealand has achieved 4.9 percent unemployment—an absolutely incredible result when we consider the scale of the economic disruption that our country has had to endure this year, and the incredibly difficult international economic circumstances that we continue to navigate.