I am yet to receive, personally—and my office might have so I can't confirm 100 percent—any sort of feedback that people only complied because they believed the price of non-compliance was prosecution. I do think the reason people complied is because they understood if we complied as a community—in our team of 5 million, as the Prime Minister has talked about—and only if we all complied as a nation, would we get on top of this. I think the expression at the time that we used was flattening the curve, and I think we've done that. But I would like to say to the member that certainly I have not had any feedback whatsoever that the reason people complied is due to the threat of prosecution or punitive action on behalf of the New Zealand Police.