But there is light and there is life on the horizon. Today, many primary, intermediate, and secondary school students return to school for the first time since mid-August—three long months ago. My eldest daughter is among them, those many thousands of students returning today—pink rainbow mask on, staggered pick-up and drop-off times, classroom doors open, and teachers vaccinated. Yes, school will look different, but many things will be the same. The care that the teachers have shown for their students will be the same. The work, and, indeed, the learning, has gone on despite the fact they haven't been there in person. I worked it out and I estimated that my eldest child alone has had approximately 221 Zoom classes throughout lockdown. What an effort by her teachers. I would like to offer our collective thanks to all of those teachers for staying the course, for teaching in a different way, sometimes with childcare responsibilities of their own at the same time, and to thank all of those teachers who got vaccinated, because our children cannot be vaccinated yet. I offer my genuine thanks to those people. I'm so pleased that the Government has announced a $15 million package to help students re-engage in school after a significant lockdown. A significant part of that money has gone to the 405 schools who are in the greatest need in the Auckland area.