We're told the Government's contact tracing app will help isolate any outbreaks and yet so few people use it as to render it completely ineffectual. And so it goes on. At every turn, the Government's COVID response has looked like Dad's Army, saved only by our isolation and the spirit of our people. And this matters because we're about to enter what might be called COVID 2, the vaccine edition. This month, the giants of the pharmaceutical industry have put their reputations on the line, saying they're going to deliver 90 percent - plus effective vaccines by the million within months. How will New Zealand navigate COVID 2? Will it be the same hapless approach that we took last time? Will we say our approach to risk is that we won't take any under any circumstances? Will the Government decision-making remain murky and unpredictable with businesses forced to just guess what might happen next? 