As we look towards our COVID response, I've talked about vaccination numbers, we now find ourselves in the onset of Omicron and are shifting to phase 2. We're unapologetic about the plan that we established for making sure that our community continues to stay safe during the Omicron outbreak. Phase 1 was about continuing to push the message for boosters and vaccinations, continuing to drive paediatrics roll-out for the vaccine. That was important because we know the science is very clear: the vaccine will continue to support and protect our communities. That is the important message that we continue to espouse in our communities and make sure we can give our people the best chance for protection. But as we look towards the onset of phase 2—that's about working to minimise the disruption of Omicron while also protecting our most vulnerable—there are going to be some changes around the way we isolate and also the testing regimes that we use.