There's been a lot of heat and light today, and, you know, a few Labour Party backbenchers very unfortunately said a few things that I think are going to come back to haunt them in the next few months about how the National Party wanted to kill people because they wanted to open the borders. By the way, news flash to the New Labour backbenchers, that's Government policy—or at least apparently it is, purportedly it is, Government policy to gradually open the borders. So I look forward to you castigating the Prime Minister when she duly stands up in a few weeks and gives a speech about how double-vaccinated travellers are going to have greater freedoms to come back to New Zealand. So all of the criticism about National wanting to kill people in their beds, which have been lobbed by Labour members today, will sound reasonably delicious when the Government announces a similar policy, because we all know that's happening. In fact, it's kind of already been announced, at least ostensibly a couple of weeks ago, in the Prime Minister's reconnecting New Zealand speech. So those comments will haunt them. But we're going to have to get to grips with that. What does that mean in terms of our overall COVID strategy, and what does that mean in terms of our response?