In terms of the South Island, North Island, Auckland, all of those issues around regions, I would note that our contact—and also it comes back to the electronic tracing question the member raised. Our system has relied, up until now, on voluntary use of the QR codes, voluntary use of the Bluetooth tracer app, and we have seen very low usage rates of that amongst New Zealanders. The reality, therefore, is that we saw movement out of Auckland during the week that we knew that it was active in there—at least a week that we knew it was active in the Auckland community—across the country, and our contact tracers don't know who was in locations of interest unless they identify themselves. So there is always the risk that people have not been identifying themselves and, therefore, that there could be spread in other parts of the country. The longer the period of time that's gone on, the more testing we've had around the country, the less that risk has been.