And when we look at our current context, people can draw the conclusion that the approach has worked. I refer to contributions from my colleague the Hon Priyanca Radhakrishnan, who says, yes, that our confirmed cases, the hospitalisations, and deaths have been low compared with other countries for each of the past two years. It gave me an opportunity earlier today to reflect on those past two years. Just before we went into the very first lockdown in 2020, I vividly recall, as a deputy mayor, along with the mayor, going into my city's emergency operation centre—they called it "The Bunker"—to confirm, at that particular time in a very small space of time, contingency plans for the refrigeration units that would be required to meet the overflow that our city's cemetery would not be able to handle. And the reality of that was because that was what was proposed and what was happening in other cities, other regions, other places that people called home all around the globe. Now, thankfully, due to the Government's plans, that did not eventuate, and we did not need to, as a city, call upon those contingency plans at the time.