But then there's the strategy of using lockdowns. Lockdowns have been effective in an Alpha variant environment. New Zealand managed to eradicate COVID-19 from its shores, actually have no COVID in the country, three times: first in February of last year; again in August of last year; and then with a Valentine's outbreak again in February of this year. But things have changed and that's why it is wrong to have this bill that continues the same strategy, not just into 2022 but into 2023. What's changed is that against a Delta variant we see a long tail of infections that have kept Auckland locked down now for seven weeks and counting. With 45 cases on the 43rd day it is clearly time to change the strategy. I looked, 43 days into the original 2020 lockdown there were zero cases. In fact, they actually reclassified one case, there were negative one cases 43 days into that lockdown. Today—