And then, of course, there's the non-COVID health effects, the mental health strain as a consequence of all of those things that are going on. The non-COVID health effects, what Dr Chris Jackson said last year were the non-COVID cancer casualties that were estimated in the last lockdown at potentially 400 premature deaths due to delays in screening and in treatment. We have to bear in mind those costs also, and we have to expect from the Government that if they are to pursue an elimination strategy—something that not every country is doing—then they better damn well get it right every day, every way. I make no apologies for the fact that the Opposition has, for 11 months now, more than that, held the Government's feet to the flames, praising when it's due but criticising when it's due. Because that is the role of the Opposition, and I have no doubt that as a consequence of that we have made things faster, and often better, but there does still appear to be a leaden-footed response in some areas.