So I wonder: is the Government doing—since this is an Estimates debate; this is a Budget-related debate—robust analysis of what some of the pathways are? Now, we know that the world will change. We know there could be some crazy new breakthrough variance of COVID—in fact, arguably, there are some already. But is the Government, at least based on what it currently knows, doing scenario planning to say what our strategy might be, what sort of interventions the Government would have—whether they're testing or tracing or vaccination or movement restrictions like lockdowns—and is it, then, working out what they cost? And, ultimately, what does it cost to save a year of life from COVID, knowing and being fully conscious of the fact that when we spend a dollar on that, it's a dollar we can never spend on something like cancer or car crashes or other things that threaten New Zealanders. I'd be very interested to hear the Minister's answers. Thank you.