Rt Hon JACINDA ARDERN: Yes, I have. I've also seen the Canadian Government's recent decision to open up to those who are vaccinated without quarantine. I've also seen the UK Government's decision to lift all of their restrictions that they've had in place from 19 July, and statements that Boris Johnson has made telling the public to prepare for upwards of 50,000 cases a day as a consequence. Everything that we're seeing around the world at the moment is experimental. At the moment, we don't necessarily have an evidence and research base to draw on. Countries are trying new things as vaccines are rolled out. The advantage New Zealand has always had is that we've looked outwardly to the world, drawn on that evidence, and made decisions in New Zealand's best interests. My final note would be we actually set out some of our views around reopening prior to the Budget. I note that Australia's plan and the phase that the member has spoken to they haven't put a date around, but, obviously, based on what they have said, they're looking into well beyond mid-2022 for their decisions.