This Government is doing what it said it would do. The Labour Government is putting people and their wellbeing first, and they're also managing this worldwide pandemic at the same time. But, still, we are progressing with our plan, and that is to make sure we support the most vulnerable—and we see that. Again, we've got the lowest numbers in terms of deaths and hospitalisations, but if we go further than that, we've also got a great economy. We've heard our Deputy Prime Minister talk about the fact that to have good economy, you need a good health response. They go hand in hand. We're proof of that—these are facts now. We have seen in terms of the OECD what our economy looks like. People message me all the time to say they wish they lived in Aotearoa. We just have to look at Fonterra who have had a record pay-out this year, and that is thanks to this economy and the hard work of our farmers. The dairy, the beef, and the sheep industries are doing amazing—even in a massive worldwide pandemic. That is thanks to the decisions that this Government is making. We've got a record 3.2 unemployment rate. That's never been seen before, and, again, for Māori and Pacific people, for our women and our people with disability, that's huge. That's critical. You can't underplay that—and, again, in the middle of a massive pandemic.