I begin today by acknowledging the whānau and friends of these men—people who loved them, who are mourning, and who are rightfully angry at these tragic and seemingly completely preventable deaths. We'll take part in this debate because we want to honour their lives and all the people who have so far passed away from this pandemic. We hope that it will continue to be the wake-up call that the Government needs, but we acknowledge the hard work of the Government. We acknowledge how hard our health workers, our community people, how everybody has rallied, and Māori communities and Pasifika, all our migrant people—everybody is working as hard as they can. They are tired. They are really tired.