The default position at the moment is for New Zealand to be at alert level 1, and the order that we're talking about here specifies what the requirements at alert level 1 that apply to everybody are. So that's including things like wearing a face mask on public transport, and the requirement for businesses to display QR codes. Those sorts of requirements come under our alert level one settings, and therefore this order simply confirms those requirements. They remain the baseline of our COVID-19 response. We are still at alert level 1, not alert level zero, recognising that alert level 1 gives us, by and large, many of the freedoms that we would have without any COVID-19 restrictions. There are a few exceptions, including the ones that I have just mentioned, but, generally speaking, we are still one of the freest countries in the world when it comes to COVID19 restrictions at the moment, something I know all New Zealanders are very proud of. All New Zealanders have contributed to that. This alert level order simply formalises those requirements. 