The decision to lift alert levels that was taken on Sunday was a precautionary position—absolutely. We've had a great couple of days in terms of the fact we don't have any more community cases so far. We have had a huge number of tests that are being processed right now as we speak, and as we move into tomorrow we'll be able to use that information to be able to decide whether or not we can come down from the alert levels we are in. But we are doing that out of an abundance of caution and in the spirit of, and in line with, how we have dealt with this in the past year and the plans that we have. It is vitally important that New Zealanders have confidence that we will stick to our plan. It is very easy to change your mind constantly about whether you want the borders open or whether you want the borders closed and whether or not New Zealanders have done enough. We will keep working on it. We will keep improving it, but we will also stick to our plan, and in sticking to our plan we have taken a precautionary approach here. I thank New Zealanders for their fortitude. I thank New Zealanders for going along with the alert level framework. We will stick with them and will make sure that New Zealanders stay safe from COVID-19.