I just want to reflect on the words of the previous speaker, the Hon Michael Woodhouse, about non - COVID-related casualties of the elimination strategy. These weigh heavily on my mind too, but I would like to remind the House that there is no country in the world that is not having the collateral consequences of COVID. Try getting your cancer care in a UK hospital right now. It's a disaster. By pursuing an elimination strategy, we are able to make sure our health system is able to run as well as it can, given the global situation. We have the most chance of catching up on cancer waiting lists, for example, than compared to places where there is an ongoing pandemic, where immune-compromised people feel scared to enter their hospitals.