Well, let's go back to the start of this year. Overwhelmingly, voters were rejecting the coalition arrangements for government. They were rejecting them. They didn't like what they were doing. They didn't like all the nanny State stuff. They didn't like having their hands held. They didn't like being told what to do. And then there was, without a doubt, the circumstances around COVID-19, that were well handled. There is no doubt about that. But that's grist for the mill. It's what Governments do. It's what people expect. It does not mean that they are going to be in their droves turning out at the ballot box to say, "We want more of that.", because what they'll be told about is the more that was there before and they didn't like it. 