Hon ANDREW LITTLE: The arrangements for care—whether it's managed isolation and quarantine, whether it's in the community—have been developed as the passage of the pandemic has evolved, and as all elements of it, including the vaccination programme and what we've observed now with the Delta variant. So the planning has been on the basis of projections of daily case numbers, and it was expected that they would ramp up over September, October, and hit a peak over the kind of November, December period. The reality is: the number of daily cases that are now happening are ahead of projections, and the systems that have been in place have struggled to keep up with the rapid escalation in daily case numbers.