Now, the last hours of this debate have been pretty sickening—listening to Labour members singing the praises of the Prime Minister. They all must be wanting to get on that plane to go to that Harvard speech and to see the Prime Minister amongst all the other lefties of the world, talking about how they've done so well, and "Pat me on the back." and "Praise me." and "Have I been the greatest Prime Minister?" and "Have I done this for New Zealand?"—all those things that the Labour members have been saying. But let's put some facts on the table: New Zealand is an isolated country at the bottom of the world, where it was always going to be difficult for COVID to get to New Zealand in the sense that we have seen it in places like Sweden, where they don't have the opportunity to do what we did. In Europe and America, they just didn't have the same scenario that we did.