So I do want to also acknowledge that in the collective response that there's been, we now have 1.9 million New Zealanders who have received their COVID-19 booster. Every DHB has reached the target of 90 percent first doses for COVID protection. We've had Pfizer vaccines to 95 percent of our population—and double dose. We are better protected than others, and that has been through careful management and through New Zealanders stepping up to play their part in making sure that those around them are protected, those who are vulnerable are protected, by reducing the likelihood of transmission and severe illness, by keeping our hospital systems able to operate through a global pandemic that continues to go on. It's years long, and our hospital systems have continued to be able to operate, and the health workers I've spoken to—the doctors, the nurses and allied health workers—have said how grateful they are to not be in hospital systems that have been overrun by COVID during the past few years. And that has all been deliberate on the part of New Zealanders choosing to be a part of a collective response to look after fellow citizens, to look after themselves, to make sure they are doing what they can do to keep us safe, and to provide the opportunity for us then to build our economy back in a way that we would want to see it.