Teanau Tuiono asked about our plan around new variants. I can say that there is a lot of work that has been done over the last 18 months or so to continue to update and refine what we might do in response to new variants of COVID-19 that may emerge. I would say that the major thing that has changed in the last six months is that if a new variant of COVID-19 arrives in the country, in all reality, by the time we find out the potential impact of that new variant, it will already be here. So whereas when we had a closed border, we could learn from other countries' experience of new variants before deciding how we adapted here in New Zealand, the reality is that for new variants now, with the border relatively open, we won't have that luxury, so we will need to be ready to adapt as we need to to any new variants that come in, and, of course, we are monitoring new variants on a daily basis.