Rt Hon JACINDA ARDERN: I don't think, as we transition into an entirely different way of doing things, that New Zealanders have an issue with us being cautious as we do that, because they want caution so that we maintain low case rates. Those countries who have given certain dates, like Denmark, who lifted the use of their vaccine passes in August, put them back in November; Israel, who lifted all their restrictions, brought their vaccine pass back; and Norway lifted in September, only to tell their people that they needed to bring them back in November. We're moving carefully so that we don't have to yo-yo in the way we've seen other countries, who saw an explosion of cases because they moved too fast.