What the Government should have been doing was saying, "In the event that Delta turns up, it will spread. What will we do when it does? Well, we're going to end up with a lot of cases in ICU and a lot of cases in hospital, and we're going to end up with some cases in the community; we need a plan for that." What is so clear from these documents, from reading the Sir Brian Roche advice of September and reading the Northern Region Health Coordination Centre's own report is that no one bothered to do that. No one bothered to say: go away and do some work on home isolation. I got an Official Information Act (OIA) response from the Whanganui DHB the other day. Three weeks ago, I OIA'd them and I said, "What's your home isolation plan? I want to see a copy of it." They hadn't even produced one. This was three weeks ago, in mid-November. You know, you ask yourself why that is the case, and the reality is there's probably no central direction. So I find this incredibly depressing, because it was so clear that we needed to be planning for the future. 