I'd like to also thank the communities in Auckland—the ethnic communities. You know, many of them, who actually have family overseas, they are duty-bound to attend their parents' funerals. But because they can't even get managed isolation and quarantine slots, they can't come into New Zealand. Or reverse—when their parents actually pass away overseas, they can't go or they could go but they don't know when they're going to return to New Zealand to their normal life. So they actually fail in their filial duties, and that is such a terrible state. I have talked to many constituents in the ethnic communities who are devastated, not only because of that, but because their businesses are collapsing around them. They have saved for their entire life to run a business.