In the last three weeks, we have had five cases on that day, then zero cases on that day, then zero cases yesterday, when it was extended, and I think it's appropriate to ask the Minister: is the extension because an emergency has occurred, is occurring, or will occur? Because New Zealand has paid a very heavy price for the extension of these emergencies, and they've done so willingly because they knew what the risk was. The team of 5 million certainly overwhelmingly supported the Government's call to be locked down, to stay home, to save lives, to stamp COVID out, and that has come at a significant cost economically but also in the non-COVID health impacts of this emergency. We in the Epidemic Response Committee heard harrowing stories this morning of cancer not being treated, of miscarriages not being supported by their loved ones, of birth being traumatic as a consequence, and of the end of life also not being sufficiently supported. But we've stamped it out; in fact, we're still jumping up and down on it, at zero. 