But then we turn to the Government's response to this potential outbreak, and it is so revealing that the Government's basic ability to respond still relies on locking down, locking 'em out, and hoping for a good dose of luck. When it came to testing, we didn't see anything different, anything better or faster. In fact, it seemed like they were moving in slow motion in the early days, stacking up and standing up the testing capability required. When it came to contact tracing, the Minister is now reporting that 93 percent of contact tracing has been done end-to-end, but that appears to be over about six days. The funny thing is, when I asked him in his ministerial statement last week was he confident that the contact tracing regime would meet Ayesha Verrall's gold standard of 80 percent, he would not express confidence in them. I wonder if he will now, having seen the results come through. Or will he claim that the results are really as good as supposed—did they really occur in just four days?