I don't think it helps, actually, terribly to make a whole lot of comparisons to different countries around the world. This crisis—this virus—has hit countries at different times. It hit us at a different time. If you want to make comparisons, let's acknowledge that, although New Zealand and Australia are reasonably comparable in the way the virus has affected us, actually, it's not quite the same. Australia has had a higher per capita infection rate. It has had a higher fatality rate. Their pubs and bars are going to be closed for a lot longer than ours. They've got another month or six weeks to wait yet, and their Parliament is closed, would you believe, until August. Here in New Zealand, we've striven to keep a level of parliamentary accountability going with the establishment of the Epidemic Response Committee, chaired by the Leader of the Opposition, as well as a bunch of other measures.