So we accept these recommendations, and as the report already outlines, we've already gone some way to making sure that we can fulfil those recommendations, to make sure we can adjust the system to be able to respond. And I want to come back to a previous point I've made: it is important that we have a good structure and good leadership here, but the system must be able to respond according to its environment, and we know that these particular cases are in Tāmaki-makau-rau, where, despite the challenges on the health sector, there is a health infrastructure there that you will not find in either Kaitāia, Te Tai Rāwhiti, and more remote, rural area across Aotearoa. So we need to make sure the settings are right to allow the ability for our providers in our community to lead the isolation at home. And I want to come to that very shortly.