And then, in January and February, the word came through that a pandemic had broken out in China, and we had to start making some decisions. But we did it in the right way. We were cautious, we listened to the evidence, we took advice, we started closing off our borders to parts of the world where the risk was greatest, because we are a country of travellers and we are a country of hosts to travellers—that's what's built our tourism industry that is used to hosting 3 million to 4 million people a year. That's where our biggest risk was, and this Government was smart and sharp and focused on what the issue was and made decisions accordingly. And, of course, I have to say none of this was made easier by a country that was still reeling from nine years of neglect from the previous administration. So our decisions had to take that into account as well as the long-term future prospects of this great country of ours.