Now, I've heard what the Minister has said, that actually the flexibility that the Act gives means that the Government can slowly wind down its COVID-19 response. I get that. But what it's also saying is that it doesn't really plan to do that any time soon. We will continue to be in a paradigm of crisis management. And I think that's a real problem. You know, there's an old joke: when the world ends, I want to be in New Zealand because they'll be 20 years behind. It's a long time since anyone's made that joke about New Zealand, because we've been a very dynamic, leading country for many years now, but it's actually starting to feel like that a little bit when you see people with full stadiums, going on with life, with air travel returning to above pre-COVID levels in North America, and so it goes on. We have a whole lot of people that are just moving on. The truth is that we know that the world is going to move on.