In America, we're talking about one death in every 450 people; in New Zealand, it's one death per every 175,000 people. So, despite all the criticism, all the rubbish, all the nonsense from the Opposition, our strategy has saved lives—saved lives. OK, it hasn't been perfect; you know, we've sort of said that. There's been a moving feast of problems but we will be judged by history, and when people remember us, they'll realise the priorities that we put aside. They will realise that there's been low hospitalisation rates, there's been low death rates, that's been connected to the strategy that we went down to start off with, which was to vaccinate the vulnerable, the old people, and the over-65s. That's why we've had so few deaths. This is a successful COVID strategy. I know the Opposition don't—