No one's saying that if we had got it to 50 or 60, the lockdown wouldn't have been necessary, but what we are saying is that it would have been potentially shorter and it would be potentially more regional. That's why it matters that we are the second slowest in the developed world. That matters and that is on the Government. The supply shortages are on the Government. It's not good enough for the Government to put their hands up and say, "There's nothing we could do about it." There are two sides in a contract—there's the New Zealand Government and there's Pfizer. And we have agency—the Government of New Zealand has agency in a negotiating process, and the reality is, we signed our contracts late, we ordered late, we didn't order enough, and now we have a shortage.