The second thing is the WHO, in its major recommendations—and I commend this report to the Minister—says that for countries with imported cases, they should "Immediately activate the highest level of national Response Management [to] Prioritize active, exhaustive case finding [to] Fully educate the general public [and to test] all patients with atypical pneumonias,". That is the advice that the Minister says he is relying on from the World Health Organization, and I encourage him and his Government to be more energetic and more active in reassuring the public that they're on top of this. 