So I note that today there were six questions, all to the Minister for COVID-19 Response. I believe he's responded to each and every one of those questions in full, but I also want to say to my Opposition colleagues: there is a certain degree of care—a duty of care—that we have to take on board, because this is about protecting lives. And what's motivated this Government is the recognition that we have certain people—cohort populations, particularly our managed quarantine staff, who work day in, day out to protect this nation, but then we also have to recognise that we have significant cohorts of vulnerable communities with comorbidities. This is not—I know the New Zealand Herald once asked me, "What was the ethnicity of this family?" And I said, "It's not about ethnicities; it's about our common enemy, the virus." And we have to recognise that whilst this emanated from South Auckland, these individuals have family connections not only throughout Auckland but across other parts of New Zealand.