I know that that pathway hasn't been available to all, and it's not possible to put into words the level of grief that some have felt, not just here in New Zealand but across the world, as families have been separated due to COVID. But equally as hard have been those conversations with people who have lost family in other countries; people who have lost family because, in their country, efforts weren't made to slow the spread, to enable a high vaccination rate. And because of what we've done, now we're ready to reopen and to not only tackle the challenge which Omicron will bring with it but to tackle the other big issues that are coming our way: to establish the emissions budgets for the next 15 years; to roll out our progressive homeownership scheme; to build into our history curriculum stories about New Zealand—New Zealand's stories; and to engage with the world in trade, diplomacy, and in human rights on the issues that are important to us all, because we know that issues that need to be addressed for all need to be owned by all of us. 