Our particular circumstances are this is a condition that is largely imported. With a border like ours and New Zealand as a destination that it is, not only for its expatriates but for tourists, a lot of people cross our border and that is how the virus made its way here. So the measures we've had to take in response, knowing what we knew at the time and know now—because knowledge about the virus is changing by the week and by the day. We have responded and taken measures to protect New Zealand and its interests, and there's no question that the more we understand about this virus, and until we get the ultimate control mechanism, which is a vaccine, then some measures that we have in place now are going to last for some considerable period of time. That will have an impact on sectors in our economy. 