In terms of were we prepared, again, raised in question time was the question around being able to do contact tracing and track results. Again, we have moved to set up a system that is connected across the country. As a Government, we are the first Government that has put in place a service that is a national service. That will ensure that we have good, detailed data on our contact tracing. We've done what no Government has done before, putting $70 million into public health and contact tracing. We've seen the National Close Contact Service established, with a staff of more than 200, and a new national IT solution set up, and we're also adding surge response of 300 full-time equivalents to our public health units. That represents a huge scaling up.