I would put it that people may well say the Government could be forgiven for its lack of preparedness back in March. I don't think anybody was ready for this then—with perhaps one or two Asian countries as the exception. But where people might question the Minister's statement is in what the Government was doing to mend the roof in the fair weather for the storm that they knew would come. They say they've improved contact tracing. Well, a million people scanning a QR code everyday—well, that is one-fifth of the team of 5 million. I'm doing it five or six times a day on average, so I suspect you've got four percent of New Zealanders doing it five times a day—a million scans. Four percent of people using it, if you square it, gives you a 0.2 percent chance of actually making a contact. That's the mathematical reality, and that's with people finally starting to use the Government's contact tracing app. Imagine if they'd used the 102 days of COVID freedom to invest in proper contact tracing so we could be saved these unsustainable, expensive, and rolling lockdowns that are so expensive for New Zealanders. 