These orders include moving away from alert levels to the traffic light system. We were wary of this approach as we were staunch supporters of the elimination strategy, and we know our low rate of hospitalisations and deaths were absolutely because of it. But as the virus evolves, then so must we. We're still not big fans of the traffic light system. It might have worked well as a transition from the elimination, but even the red light has proved to be no match at all for Omicron. We're heavily relying on our vaccinations and boosters to see us through. That's a worry for some of our communities because still, unfortunately, only three out of 20 DHBs have got over 90 percent of double vaccinations for Māori. So the high rates of boosters that we're hoping to see are a very, very long way away.