Rt Hon JACINDA ARDERN (Prime Minister): I agree that there has been a need to ensure the Government's response to COVID-19 has been fit for purpose, which explains the existence of two rapid reviews of the all-of-Government response: the Simpson-Roche review, the Strategic COVID-19 Public Health Advisory Group, the COVID-19 Independent Continuous Review, Improvement and Advice Group, and, of course, there are a number of technical advisory groups we've used to inform our response, which includes the core Technical Advisory Group chaired by Dr Ian Town, the Vaccine Technical Advisory Group, the Testing Technical Advisory Group, and the Therapeutics Technical Advisory Group, which are all serving us well. We've also had a rapid audit of contact tracing for COVID-19, an ombudsman review, and three reviews from the Office of the Auditor-General. I think this list demonstrates there has been scrutiny and we've adapted our response as a result at every stage of this pandemic. Specifically on any form of future review, I don't disagree with the value in ensuring we learn from this experience. It is a matter of timing, though, and right now we're better to respond to the pandemic itself than to investigate that response. 