For me, that throws up a whole lot of issues—and I expect these will come up somehow, somewhere, and will probably show its way at the Regulations Review Committee in some way around what we do around clean air standards for adequate ventilation and air filtration, because that's going to become a bigger issue. What are we going to do about what that means for schools and what does it mean for public buildings? Access around making sure that teachers and staff at all the schools get access to N95 masks as well. As I'd been talking to friends of mine about the impacts of long COVID—I mean, what does that mean, particularly when it impacts our rangatahi, when it impacts our children as well—then, I think making sure that we hold on to those things that have gotten us through. And sure, things have moved—and I was just thinking about the traffic light system and the system we had before, and the importance of kind of acknowledging that this pandemic is not over. We're in this particular Omicron wave at the moment, but who knows what the next wave is going to look like? It could be more severe—so making sure that we hold on to those lessons, hold on to those details as well, and of course making sure that we have that equity in vaccine roll-out for boosters and for kids, particularly for Māori in rural areas, for our tamariki Māori. And I noted a couple of weeks ago the high levels of hospitalisation of Pasifika as well. And then, what does it all mean for workers as well around workplace health and safety, and those kinds of things?