It's a global pandemic, it's still going, and we continue to need an approach that carefully balances all of the considerations, not one that comes out as the National Party did today, with no numbers—no numbers about how many people they expect to come in when they open up the borders; no numbers about what that means for hospitalisations or for deaths. But we can help them here, because they said they based their plan on the United Kingdom's. Well, if we compare that, using a per head of population measure, that would mean, for example, 16,000 cases a week, 460 hospitalisations a week, 54 deaths a week. These aren't the numbers you'll see in the National Party's documents today, because they've rushed it out. They want to get ahead of the game, they say. All that does is expose New Zealanders to risk.