You know, I've said that we need to learn to live with it, and I think that's true. It doesn't mean learn to die with it; what it means is learn to live with COVID-19 being endemic in the world. That means we're going to have to find ways to maintain an elimination strategy by being smarter instead of using lockdowns, which are just too damaging to the wellbeing the Government says it believes in. I think if we're going to do that, then we need to learn from the world leader in preserving wellbeing during this time, which is, of course, Taiwan. Rather than spending the last 102 days of COVID freedom doing victory laps, we should have taken a leaf out of their book, which is continuous improvement, because they had SARS and bird flu and swine flu and dengue fever, and each time they used the opportunity to strengthen and sophisticate their defences. Now, we didn't have that experience—nobody can claim that they saw this coming before March—but what is unforgivable is the failure to prepare since then.