I come from a really small island, 9 miles by 5, of a population of about 104,000. It is a little wealthier, probably, overall than New Zealand. They have good healthcare and easily controlled borders, but they've had 9,988 cases of COVID on that small island, and 78 deaths. That is equivalent, if we extrapolate out the capital, which I know we do love to do, to 46,000 cases of COVID and 3,750 deaths. Do you know what? That is where we'd be if we took any notice whatsoever of National's plan—National's plan that can be summed up in a quote by Lord Farquaad: "Some of you may die, but [that's] a sacrifice I'm willing to make." The difference between Jersey and New Zealand can be seen in leadership, political will, as well as that Kiwi caring and teamwork. 