The first thing we should do is actually mimic their central epidemic control centre. I'm sorry to say it, but, as charismatic as their chief executive may be, the Ministry of Health is not the organisation to do manufacturing, procurement, and distribution of personal protective equipment. They have failed time and time again at that. They just don't have those skills. They are not the organisation to do software development. I would wager not a single person in this outbreak was actually identified using the Ministry of Health's COVID tracing app, and it's not surprising they failed at software development, because these are the people responsible for the state of patient health records in New Zealand—hardly a surprise. And I would wager that the Ministry of Health are not the right people to set clear rules of the game. That's why, once again, we are stuck in a scenario where people ask why they must drive past their beloved butcher or greengrocer, who's going broke, in order to shop at a supermarket with a larger group of people in another suburb. 