CHRIS BISHOP: Oh, it's a roundabout. OK, I thought you said it was irrelevant, which would definitely—definitely—be true. I think the key point is that the traffic light framework was of its time. It reflected a scenario in which we had vaccination rates that were increasing and it reflected it, and it was devised in a time in which Delta was the dominant strain, certainly in New Zealand, if not, worldwide. And, of course, now we have Omicron, and our vaccination rates have now increased to the point where we have widespread coverage in many parts of the country. I was looking at the numbers the other day, the number of—I think I'm right in saying—people who are aged 65 and above who have had a booster is over 90 percent in every DHB. That's fantastic, because those people are the most vulnerable to COVID and they benefit the most from having the booster, so I've kept a track of how we're going on the booster numbers and I think I'm right in saying that almost in every DHB we're over 90 percent, and most DHBs are approaching 95 percent. 