Thank you in particular to our managed isolation and quarantine (MIQ) workers. This is one of the most scrutinised workforces in the country at the current point in time, but the recent survey results that I released this morning show that the people who are coming through our managed isolation and quarantine facilities—and bear in mind we're talking about around 170,000 people coming into New Zealand through that pathway—have had a very positive experience. They found MIQ to be a very caring place where they are well looked after, and they found it overall a positive experience. I acknowledge that that's a real accomplishment for our MIQ workforce, because no one particularly likes to be cooped up for two weeks in a hotel room, only able to get out and get fresh air when you are particularly given an allotted time to do that, and only being able to access a very limited range of services from the outside world. So, again, my thankyou to all those who have gone through MIQ, who have followed the rules, and who have behaved towards our MIQ staff with respect. 