And we know from the Government's own documents that from August the officials were writing to Ministers Peeni Henare and David Clark. They were writing to the Ministers saying: we are now starting some work on Delta. In August! Why were the officials writing to Ministers in August, saying things like: "We're setting up a work programme to consider the effect of Delta on New Zealand."? Hmm. What a sensible idea that would be! I'll tell you when it would have been a sensible idea to do: maybe back in March and April, because Delta was in managed isolation and quarantine (MIQ) from the first week of April. The Prime Minister says, "Oh, well, Delta. It's a very tricky virus, you know. Look, there's no playbook for it." Actually, there was a playbook. We knew what was coming because we were the last to get it. That's the other thing. We were the last to get Delta because we're at the bottom of the world and we had these high barriers, and we looked at the UK and we looked at the United States and we looked at Australia and we knew that it was going to come. But the Government only got on top of doing some work on it in August—in August! It's just unfathomable when it was in MIQ since April. That is the context for this report.