Now, let's be clear: there is no room for backslapping and self-congratulation. That's why this Government has been very clear in the last few weeks and months that we have to be ready for the possibility of community transmission. Even though we had got to the point where we knew we had eliminated it, the risk was very real and it was still there. But what did the Opposition say when we pointed out that risk? What did they say when there were shots of the Director-General of Health, Ashley Bloomfield, taking a test? What did they say when the Government started talking about getting ready for masks—"You might want to think about wearing masks."? They said it was scaremongering. They said there was no basis for it, because somehow they knew best. Just like when they said, "Don't close the borders. Open the borders."—"Oh, whoops, we got that wrong. Close the borders again." Then they said, "Can we have more students?"—"Oh no, we don't want the students anymore." Then they said, "Will you stop borrowing money."—"Oh, we'll borrow money. You can't borrow money. We won't borrow money. You—" Oh, they got so mixed up. They don't know what to do. They have not had a coherent, rational response all the way through. That is the state of the Opposition. No wonder Gerry Brownlee forgot his punchline. He's got no punch any more—he's got no punch any more.