And, finally, much closer to home, in the selflessness category, is the staff of the Parliamentary Service, who have had to leave their bubbles, including during an alert level 4 day, to come into this Parliament to enable it to operate. I want to make sure they know that they have our support, because, sadly, they have had to come here because of the selfishness of the Opposition in this Parliament, because Judith Collins decided to ignore a proposal that was developed, in part by her colleague Chris Bishop, that would have seen a virtual Parliament built off the virtual committees that we have had. But no, the vanity and ego of the Opposition was more important to them than the health and safety of people who work at Parliament. It was more important than setting an example for how businesses could operate virtually, and for what? To throw misleading accusations and take contradictory positions. But that's no surprise from this Opposition, who've had more positions on the COVID-19 response than a Chris Hipkins exercise guide!