More broadly, just in terms of the member's question, he has articulated it pretty much as it is. It is really important—and this picks up comments by both Mr Bishop and Mr Woodhouse—that we do have a situation in New Zealand where the interdependency of business around the country means that you can spend almost an endless amount of time trying to work out whether you could target by region, or whether you could target by the North Island, in the South Island, and all sorts of things like that. It's just we're completely interdependent, especially with Auckland. Obviously, in the situation we're currently facing, Auckland is in level 3. That, effectively, means that if you're—as the example I gave either in this debate or in question time—the Nelson tourism operator who contacted me and said, "I've had a whole lot of Aucklanders cancel.", that person feels like they're in level 3, from an economic perspective, even though the city they reside in is in level 2. 