The Government had made clear its expectation that the priority is a clinical assessment of those who are being required to isolate at home or to remain at home while they are being cared for. Because the first question is, is that the right place for them to be, and have all the relevant factors been taken into account—both them, their health and their health profile, the rest of the household, and indeed other personal circumstances that might be applicable? So the first question that the system needs to answer is should the person even be at home? The system was used to referring anybody with COVID immediately to a managed isolation facility, but that wasn't going to continue and it never was going to be a permanent feature, because at some point, as the population became vaccinated and as we became used to COVID and as more therapeutics came on that could help us manage COVID, we knew that we had to prepare for more people being able to recover at home. Those are all the steps that this Government has backed and supported and financed in preparation of a change of mode in response to this virus. 