So when I went into this perhaps time warp, there had been a COVID outbreak. The world was facing a COVID pandemic. So I thought, "Well, with something that serious, probably a pretty good way to judge how you're going as a country is how many people have died.", because this is a pandemic that does have a high mortality rate and it also leaves many of those who are infected quite debilitated for some time. I thought, "Well, in New Zealand, we like to look at other countries, and the first country we always look at is Australia. We'll see how the Aussies are going.", because many times in this House, when we're being persuaded and we're being harangued about what we should be doing, quite often our Aussie neighbours are mentioned. So I thought, "Oh, let's go and see how they're going in Australia, shall we: 164 deaths per million—hmm, that seems higher than I remember. But, anyway, we'll just go to Denmark, the old Scandinavians. Scandinavia—you know, good old social democratic countries. They get it pretty right. They look after their people. Oh, 667 deaths per million people. Israel—always in the news, Israel."—they're on their fourth booster, I believe, now—"988 per million people." 