Rt Hon JACINDA ARDERN: Speaking to that question directly, we have asked a number of times whether or not it's possible to provide a breakdown. We've had the clinical leads in the Northern region give us their estimates. It is not at all the majority—the vast majority are admitted for COVID—but there is a portion who may, for instance, come in for broken arms, appendicitis, who are tested as part of the surveillance testing at A & E and picked up for having COVID. But it is, as I say, not the majority of cases. I'd also point out that, actually, that is the case for most countries we would compare ourselves to. They also record everyone with COVID. So if you're comparing hospitalisation rates, we are still comparing apples with apples. To conclude, I look forward to answering that member's question at No. 9, specifically on notice, on Ukraine, as the Prime Minister—untransferred.