Rt Hon JACINDA ARDERN: Happy to address that question in two parts. Obviously, Dr Bloomfield was referring to the fact that, indeed, as we see a decline in cases, which I know we all welcome in Tāmaki-makau-rau, we are seeing, at the same time, a decline in hospitalisations—as of today, 66 current hospitalisations across our hospital network. The reason that that's heartening is because it demonstrates that it's not just the case that we aren't picking up cases in the community. If we were, we would see those rates higher. To answer the second part of the member's question, we said right at the outset—you might recall at the time that we announced that first set of settings for the country—that this set of decisions early on in the transition would be different. We've established criteria for the traffic light framework that will hold us in good stead for the management of the pandemic going forward. But as we move into it, we've said we'll deliberately take a cautious approach, because we've learnt from overseas: if you move too fast, you run the risk of those cases getting out of control, and no one wants that.