We are doing so much in terms of management of this global pandemic, but I also want to ensure that, at the same time, we are taking care of all of the other long-term challenges—immediate challenges as well—that are facing our country. As our Prime Minister has outlined, whether it's in the areas of housing, health, infrastructure, climate change, we are doing so much work in those areas. Case in point, the work in infrastructure. I was delighted to accompany the member for Southland, Joseph Mooney, this morning to the opening of a brand new school in Queenstown—Te Kura Whakatipu o Kawarau. A wonderful, pristine, brand new school. This is the third school that's had to be opened because of the growth that's happening in the Lakes District in the Queenstown area. In spite of the global pandemic, the huge hit that they've taken in tourism, we have been supporting regions such as the Lakes District through investments in infrastructure, transport connectivity, and the opening of new schools to ensure that we can support these thriving communities that are around Aotearoa. So it's not all doom and gloom. We are actually doing some wonderful support right across the country, and that's a case in point. 