If we scare ourselves by looking at Italy, we must ask why Australia is doing better. We should be asking how Taiwan—23 million people heavily integrated with the Chinese economy—managed only 400 cases and six deaths with no lockdown. The simple answer is they went smart and went very early. We should be asking what Sweden tells us about the original warnings that tens of thousands "would die if we did nothing." We need this more honest, open, and aspirational approach to solving our problems for one simple reason: the situation is not over. The Government will have to be much more agile. It will have to make decisions led by that wide-ranging debate without the spectre of fear haunting its background.