The first line of defence as an island nation has to be our border, and we will continue to strengthen this, to have robust protections in place, such as testing, infection control measures, and supporting quality staffing. On that, I would like to offer my sincere thanks to the many thousands of people who are staffing our borders. This is not easy work. This is hard work. It is under a scrutiny that many of these often minimum wage workers did not know they were entering into. I think 2020 has been a year when as a country we've come to reflect on how much we do rely on some of those workers that we pay the least: our supermarket workers, our cleaners, those that make sure that we are kept safe. So I hope that is something that we can take from this most unusual of years. 