Rt Hon JACINDA ARDERN: The changes that we made yesterday were all about ensuring that our hospital system and our healthcare system are able to cope with the number of people that are currently in there as a result of COVID. So that's not directly aligned to cases, but it can be. Roughly half of our hospitalisations at the moment are in the Auckland region. So whilst cases are coming down, even based on the modelling that we have, we're still tracking above the peak of what would have been a medium transmission scenario for hospitalisations. We don't take those decisions lightly. We know they have an impact. But, on the flip side, hospitality will equally be hit if people don't come out because they don't have the confidence to be out because case rates are too high and the health system isn't working. That is the balance that we have to strike.