So for many people who get Omicron in the next few weeks, it will be a relatively mild illness. They will be able to stay home and they will be able to get better. As a result, we have made other changes. The isolation rules have changed. It is now only those who have someone in their household who has COVID-19, who need to be isolating for that period. The rest of people who were otherwise previously called close contacts, they are able to go to work, but, of course, like all New Zealanders, they should be taking the preventative public health measures that we want everyone to take: wearing a mask, making sure that they're monitoring for symptoms, washing their hands, maintaining distance where they can. Those things will help to slow and, potentially, stop the spread of the virus. 