The reality is that as an Aucklander, and as Aucklanders, we all had very different experiences of the last 14 weeks. As a Labour Party MP and Minister, I saw closely, with my ministerial hat, the implications and the impacts on social services, health services, arts organisations, artists, disabled people, and disability organisations. But every day, when I'd go out and about on my walk, or I might pop into the supermarket or the dairy, or I might even talk to friends, I'd get a taste and an insight into the other Aucklanders' experiences. So it is important to note that, although we are Aucklanders, we all had different experiences of the lockdown. One thing I think we share is that it hasn't been easy: 14 weeks without that freedom to move that we are so used to having is tough. The other thing that we share is that we all want to know that we, our families, and our communities are safe. And, at the same time, we are all thirsting for some semblance of normality that we have been denied over the last 14 weeks, not because of the Government but because of this pandemic that we have had to endure.