The analysis that I have seen indicates that the non-COVID costs to our health and wellbeing may exceed the benefits of the COVID response by two and a half to five times. Now, that's got to be international research, because we, as far as I can tell, have not done that research. The lens is too narrow, and I think that's why countries like Sweden, Morocco, Israel, the UK, and the USA have said enough. It's not because they've necessarily defeated COVID, but they know that the costs of carrying on the way they were are so much greater than that, and they're doing that at 73 to 74 percent vaccination rates, but they are opening up, they're dropping the restrictions, and they're flooding their countries with rapid antigen tests. That is a scandal in my view: the fact that we have had nearly no access to rapid antigen tests months after so many countries used them as a screening tool that would stop what's about to happen in Queenstown, where it's not hyperbole to say that that town could well collapse by the weekend because of the COVID outbreak and the requirements of staff to self-isolate, rather than actually get a rapid test that could conclude very quickly whether or not they and their clients and colleagues were at risk.