What did work with our COVID response? Well, being in the middle of the Pacific was helpful. I don't know if Labour's taken credit for that at this point but I wouldn't be surprised. Having a population that was prepared to sacrifice by just going home, putting a teddy bear in the window, and awaiting further instructions at a moment's notice—that sacrifice great as it was, propped up by huge amounts of money printing and borrowing—helped, because whenever the virus got in we could do that. And closing the border and having successful managed isolation and quarantine worked, but nothing that was happening within New Zealand was successful. The only reason the Government can claim a successful response is that for most of the last two years people sacrificed at the border and in lockdowns, and that meant that there was no virus to fight anyway. The Government didn't have any tools to fight COVID-19 at home.