Level 4 and then, latterly, level 3 have been really challenging times for New Zealanders. I want to particularly acknowledge all of those who have had difficult domestic arrangements during the lockdown period. For people who have been in large families in small households, it will have had its challenges. For those who have young children at home—I can speak from personal experience that has its challenges. Families haven't been able to rely on the things they normally would rely on. They can't take their kids to the playground. They can't even take a drive down to the supermarket with their kids in order to fill in a little bit of time. The sorts of things that families would normally do haven't been on offer during the lockdown period, and that's come at a significant cost to New Zealanders. I think the fact that we have survived through that, that we have marched through that with the spirit that New Zealanders have, with everything from the bear hunts—remember the bear hunts in the first few weeks of the lockdown?—to the Easter egg hunts, to standing at dawn at the end of our driveways on Anzac Day, shows, I think, that New Zealanders have embraced the spirit of the COVID-19 lockdown in a way that we can all be incredibly proud of.