Well, the good news is that there is a better way. This country can maintain elimination. New Zealanders can be safe from COVID-19. New Zealanders can continue to look after their economic and healthcare and educational welfare as we battle this disease if only the Government changes up the way it operates. And what the ACT Party has said is that, first of all, when someone else is doing better than you round the world, what we should do is ask why that is and what can we learn from them. And the numbers are simple. Taiwan has had 12 times fewer deaths per capita than New Zealand, despite being an island 150 kilometres off the coast of China where it all started, despite people living on top of each other—23 million people on an island about the size of the North Island—despite all that, they've had 12 times fewer deaths than us. And the ACT Party's been saying since last August that New Zealand should be looking to adopt five principles from Taiwan so that we can maintain elimination, get our way of life back, and have no more lockdowns.