The point that we would make, and have made consistently, is that we are two years into this pandemic and the Government has had many months and years to prepare for the inevitable outbreak of COVID in this country. I mean, if you go back to the strategy of this Government, it was to buy time for New Zealanders to be prepared for the arrival of COVID. Nobody ever dreamed that, somehow, New Zealand would never ever get it. We live in the world, and unless we're going to seal ourselves off for ever, we would have had to deal with COVID at some point. So the strategy, as far as we could work it out—it has never been very clearly articulated by the Government. The strategy, I can only assume, was to buy time, and to buy time to do two things: (1) to get New Zealanders vaccinated when that was available, and, (2) to prepare the health system to be able to cope with a surge of infections when it came to New Zealand in numbers, which it inevitably would do.