Rt Hon JACINDA ARDERN: It had absolutely no effect. At the beginning of February, we announced our reopening plans, and at that time I said it was highly likely that we would bring forward all of those dates once we had reached the high peak of our outbreak, because, at that point, experts had advised us that it would make less difference to have a large number of people coming in. We also sought expert advice on when that reopening date would be, preceding any of the measures that the member is pointing to. We have never based our decisions on people's lives and livelihoods on something like a poll; we've based it on evidence and advice—I would assert that nor does the member, because I would have thought his policy, to say that everything that we've done on COVID should have been reversed because he believes we would have been better off with people dying, doesn't seem to be based on popularity either.