Rt Hon JACINDA ARDERN: That is absolutely correct. So the time line for, for instance—keeping in mind that the orders around mask wearing, where the discussions there and the decisions by Cabinet predated this particular outbreak. So the mask wearing decisions had already been taken. The decisions around where people would be required to keep record keeping—those had already been taken. The only ones that were new information around alert level 2 relate to the physical distancing as a proxy for density in public buildings—so, for instance, museums, libraries, and so on. They've been brought into alignment with retail and malls. And the other was the overall cap on the number of people in those hospitality venues. So those were the new pieces of information. Public health advice was provided on the Sunday, a Cabinet decision on the Monday, we communicated straight away in the afternoon, and then the orders, of course, are completed and drafted.