None of that—none of that—is intended to dismiss the risk the Minister of Health articulates, but I ask this: when? When does this end? We're going to be like this until a vaccine is found. The "weeds on the lawn" metaphor that the director-general used is going to be with us probably for another 18 months. Are we really saying that this is going to be New Zealanders' lives for the next 18 months, and, if so, why not give them a say on that? Why not give them the opportunity to say, "We can be trusted. We know what social distancing is. We know what close contact is. We know what good hygiene measures are, whereas we didn't pay as much attention as we could've before it became apparent that this was a serious virus."?