That was important because we needed to convey confidence to the community, because there was a certain amount of uncertainty around this. But I want to say, with the greatest respect to this House, that the fact that we were able to pick up these cases and the fact that we were able to move quickly with the support and significant advice from our officials meant that, to a large extent, our system is robust enough to be able to keep us safe. But I do agree with Mr Bishop that it is important for this House to continue questioning the Government's response, and to be looking collectively at ways of improving that response. In many ways, we forget that the world is experiencing a crisis on this COVID-19, that the Pacific region is experiencing a crisis, and we forget that we've got a crisis because we're able to move with a certain degree of confidence throughout this country.