All these excuses were given by the Government: the airports weren't ready. Well, they were signed off in October. They said, "The airlines need more time." Well, of course they need a bit of time, but if you give them a date, they'll make it happen, and that's what we've now done. I mean, Air New Zealand is selling flights to Sydney and even Hobart, of all places, and I know that Ben McKay from the Australian Associated Press is very excited about people going off to Hobart. Then they said, "Oh, what about the tracer apps?" Well, you know, the logical thing's happened. We'll use the Australian ones while we're over there and Australians will use the New Zealand ones. Then they said, "Well, what happens in the event of an outbreak?" And again, the logical thing has happened, which is that it's flyer beware, caveat emptor—you might get stuck and people will travel with that knowledge. If you treat people as adults, then they will make up their own mind. And then they said, "Oh, well, Australians can't leave.", because the Australians had this rule in place that said Australians basically can't leave without a visa. And we said, "Well, once New Zealand opens its borders, that will go by the wayside.", and actually even before New Zealand opens its borders, Scott Morrison and the Australian Government, as a sign of good faith, I suspect, dropped that. So there have been a whole bunch of excuses. 