What this means is that we can go forward and change the postcode lottery system of what is healthcare. I can say to Bruce Keith of Balclutha, and others in my electorate, "Don't worry, we know life's tough, but we haven't forgotten you. In the middle of a pandemic, we can still work to create equity so that you won't have to be left standing at that garden fence waiting for an ambulance that won't come. It means that you will get the same healthcare, whether you are in Auckland or South Dunedin or Balclutha or Middlemarch." We will continue to put lives and livelihoods, first because that's what we promised in our manifesto and that is what has got us through so far. It's that and the efforts of ordinary New Zealanders. 