The second thing we should do is understand the role of Government. You know, in Taiwan, if you're a low-risk—and we'll get to risk—person arriving in the country, you can isolate at an Airbnb but they'll electronically track you, and, if you break the isolation, they'll find you and they'll punish you. In New Zealand, the Government doesn't set the rules of the game. It tries to run isolation by itself, and, if the Government's running it, who's holding them accountable? Well, Michael Morrah, it seems. If it wasn't for him, we wouldn't have a clue that they weren't even testing the people who were most exposed to the only people in New Zealand we knew had it. How crazy is that? So we need to understand the role of Government, and that is to set and enforce the rules of the game, not try and run everything. 