They didn't think of getting vaccines in time. They thought, "Oh well, it's all pretty lovely here. We haven't had COVID for a while. Maybe this will just continue for us." They didn't actively plan, to think how they could help New Zealanders in the long term, and when vaccines finally did come, they never even thought, "Well, how can we make sure that people have access electronically to a record that says they've even had one?" They were so far behind the ball. But they didn't even think of planning and preparing for the future: new technologies, rapid antigen testing. Unfortunately, Delta did get through our managed isolation and quarantine—it was only a matter of time; we couldn't keep it out for ever—but the vaccines weren't rolled out in time. And so what did we have to do? We had to lock down again. Businesses suffered. Families have suffered. It is a tragedy that we are still looking at that same piece of legislation and wanting to update it.