I think it's quite interesting to have a look at the factors that are taken into account with these rankings. Well, obviously, virus containment is one of them. Healthcare quality—well, that certainly wouldn't have been working out well for us. We know that we have one of the lowest numbers of ICU beds per thousand head of population in the OECD—so there's our ranking slipping immediately. Another criteria is vaccination coverage. Well, that wouldn't have worked out particularly well for us either. Another factor is the progress towards easing border restrictions and restarting travel. Well, clearly, that wasn't going to work well for us either. In these criteria they also looked at who had the strictest lockdowns, and here New Zealand did shoot to the front. New Zealand along with Malaysia were judged to have the strictest lockdowns of all 53 economies on the list. So it is no wonder our businesses are hurting.