I would also—and perhaps she was referring to this—refer to, I guess, the natural advantages that New Zealand has had in respect of when the COVID outbreak occurred. It was the winter in the Northern Hemisphere. The countries that were hit the hardest had very densely and heavily populated countries, often in dwellings where three or four generations were living in the same houses. We don't have the sort of mass transit that became the vector for the spread of COVID in places like New York and the north of Italy and in London. 