So I'm really grateful to the people of New Zealand, who have cooperated with the Government through these difficult times, and I'm so pleased that New Zealanders are now looking forward to a good summer holiday, that the borders are going to be released in Auckland, so that Aucklanders can leave. And, yes, we understand that that carries some unavoidable risks in other parts of the country. We have been very successful in other parts of the country—in stamping out the small outbreak that we had in Wellington and Christchurch, and some other smaller outbreaks, but we know that we're transitioning to a different part of this pandemic where we carry our protection with us, where we rely upon a world-class health system to deal with the smaller numbers that will still end up in hospital.