Hon MICHAEL WOODHOUSE: That's right, Mr Seymour. They were reluctant to try them, and I find that disappointing. Because we have to get it right every day, but the COVID virus only has to slip through once in a while for all of the efforts that New Zealanders have gone to to be successful. And it's not like they've got it right every day—frankly, nobody should expect that—but there have been some failures that cannot be excused by the sorts of responses that we would expect—by the standards that we would expect—certainly by now. And there are questions about why some border workers are mandatorily tested regularly and some aren't. There are questions about vaccine roll-out, what being at the front of the queue actually means. The vaccine is going to be so important because we will move from elimination; COVID will be endemic. At some point a Government, probably this Government, will have to take the tough decision to say, "COVID is endemic on this planet and we need to take different steps", but in the meantime, while we pursue an elimination strategy, the Government has got to get it right, because the country is running out of patience with alert level rises.