We stand today as a country that has worked hard to make sure that we can get on top of an outbreak like this. Yes, it has come with sacrifice, but we've done it once and we can do it again. In doing so, we have got better at what we do. We have tested over 170,000 people since that outbreak. Our contact tracing systems, which set a gold standard of 80 percent of people being contacted within 48 hours, are contacting over 90 percent of people in a 48-hour period. Our ability to use genome sequencing means we can understand more about the virus. We are getting better at this and we are getting on top of it—all without going back into level 4, with only having one region of the country in level 3 and the rest of the country in level 2. This is the result of a consistent strategy to stamp out the virus, to go early and hard, to strengthen our public health system, and to cushion the blow economically. 