I heard somebody on the screen here, a Green Party member, saying that he knew someone who said it felt like they were playing Russian roulette by teaching at a school where kids might have Omicron. Well, that's a reality. We can talk about the stand-down periods, but I just make the point that I think we've got an obligation in this House not to spread misinformation. I've just been reading the Financial Times of London. It says the infection mortality rate for Omicron in a highly vaccinated population such as the UK is the same as the flu. Now, would we really have said that relief teachers going from school to school were playing Russian roulette with their health during a flu season? Really? And if Omicron is statistically just as dangerous, then is it responsible to say that to people in this House, adding to the fear that there's already too much of? I think that Green Party member should seriously consider what he was saying and what the statistics mean and what he quotes, because we shouldn't be spreading that kind of misinformation.