I want to take a few moments to mention a couple of other things that are really relevant to our response in this situation. I think the first is to say that this is moving incredibly fast, and it is really important, as much as possible—and my plea to the Government is that, while you are in a fast-pace situation, you're making decisions quickly, and we need to let you get on and do that—that we have maximum transparency around our critical lifelines, because that will help. There will be other New Zealanders separate to the Government and officials and the hundreds, actually thousands, of public servants that are doing an amazing job. As we can already see on our phones as members of Parliament, as we are directing people to the Government or communities are just coming up with solutions, we need transparency about what the Government might not have—whether that's personal protective equipment, whether it's testing kits, whether it's hand sanitiser, whether it's ventilators, or whether it's a secondary workforce for our health workers, who are, effectively, the soldiers of this war and need as much support as possible. We can't wait just for a top-down approach. So that transparency around critical lifelines at this time will actually help the other millions of New Zealanders be able to do what they can do remotely to try and help New Zealand fight this. 