But indeed, the vaccine roll-out has been so shambolic and chaotic that we heard in question time today that we are now second to last in the OECD for the roll-out. And why is that? It depends which week you ask which answer you get from the Government. One week it's because we decided to be kind and let other countries have it. And then the Government is asked, "So was that actually a conscious decision that was made?" "Oh, well, not sure. It's just good that we're here now." OK, and then we're told—this was Stuart Nash on ZB this morning—"The pharmaceutical companies decided not to give it because other countries needed it more than us." Oh, really? So that was the conversation and the Government accepted that? "Oh, well, we're not sure about that." And then the answer is, "Oh, well, you know, we have it, but we don't have the capacity to distribute it. We didn't think to ask pharmacists to be vaccinators." This Government literally can't organise a vaccination at a pharmacy. So then it's "We've got the vaccine, but we don't have the distribution network." It depends which week you ask which answer you get. 