My final word of thanks today is to a group of workers whose title has been used more this year than in any year before: our essential workers. In June, when we first emerged into alert level 1, I stood on the side of the first Super Rugby Aotearoa game—notably won by the Highlanders over the Chiefs; she's not here today—and had the job of thanking our essential workers. And as I looked at the firefighters and the ambulance officers, the checkout operators, the security guards, the police, the doctors, the nurses, and more who were assembled, I felt humbled. Our team of 5 million has been extraordinary this year, and none more so than those who kept us safe and fed and well during those uncertain times. I continue to hope that one of the legacies of COVID-19 will be a greater appreciation of the roles that these workers play, especially the lower-paid workers among them. It is why I am so proud of a Labour Government that has lifted the minimum wage, is paying the living wage to our workers and to more and more of those who contract to us, and is going to double sick leave. We will not forget how hard-working our essential service workers are.