I do want to start today by acknowledging all New Zealanders, who, of course, will be disappointed that we have another incursion of COVID-19 into our community. We have enjoyed, over the last year and a half, much more freedom of movement, much more freedom to come together, than many other places around the world. I think New Zealanders are proud of that, but New Zealanders also recognise that they have made sacrifices in order for that to happen and that their fellow countrymen have made sacrifices in order for that to happen. So I want to acknowledge everybody who has done the hard yards to make that possible and who is now doing the hard yards again to help us get back to that point, particularly Auckland. Auckland has borne the brunt of a lot of our COVID-19 response, and I want to thank every Aucklander for the contribution that they are making to driving the virus out of our community, as they have done since we first started grappling with this pandemic early last year.