We went hard and we went early. We've heard that a few times, but what does that mean? It means that just on 20 March, when we had eight cases and jumped 28, we closed the borders because that was a significant risk to the spread of COVID in New Zealand. That was—and I acknowledge we've heard this word many times—unprecedented, because we've never done that in the history of New Zealand. It was a strong measure, but it was needed. We progressed up alert levels to lockdown, and I watched as the Prime Minister and the Director-General of Health communicated clearly what was expected to people as well. I saw the Government was agile in terms of considering feedback and acting on it as well.