And yet, when it comes to the really big stuff—like, did we get the timing right of dropping managed isolation and quarantine, and reconnecting with the world? No; missed that one by four months. Did we get the ad spend for getting people to have COVID boosters right? No; carried on doing that even when it wasn't working, wasted millions of dollars. Did we, for example, manage to order the vaccines on time? Or did we have a whole year of the Prime Minister saying there's greatness in our lateness and saying it's really a good thing we're letting the rest of the world get vaccinated first, only to have Auckland locked down for months as a result of not having those vaccines on time, and then have the former COVID-19 Minister go on the TV over the weekend and say, "Oh, sorry Auckland; I think I might have locked you down a bit longer than really necessary, and, in hindsight, we could have let you out earlier.", totally insulated from the pain and suffering and frustration and anguish that people in my city have felt? And, boy, that shows up when you're there. But, of course, the Prime Minister didn't visit Auckland for three months, while it was locked down, and I think that's partly why the reality that people experienced still is not real to this Government and they can make such flippant statements.