I could give you story after story, having visited Auckland a couple of weeks ago and walked around and visited real shops—not staged photo opps like the Prime Minister—just walking up to people and saying, "How are you going?" and hearing what real people had to say. I heard, for example, someone who was an accountant, and he said, "I probably shouldn't tell you this, but I've got a hairdresser who, on my books at the start of this outbreak on the 18th of August, had 100 grand in the bank, cash, ready to handle anything. Now they're in debt. They've burnt all their cash reserves, keeping their staff in some level of wages, and paying their rent and their insurance and their bills. And now they are broke and they don't even know when they're going to be able to open." That's the effect of a Government that just was not prepared to deal with Delta. 