In fact, to some extent, as the Minister of Education, I've got a little bit of a concern that New Zealanders are going to be a bit too slow in moving to level 2, and that there'll still be quite a lot of kids kept at home for no good reason, because their parents are a little bit nervous. I can understand that, and I do think we're going to need to take a little bit of a tolerant approach to that at the moment. It is safe for parents at level 2 to send their kids back into school and into early childhood education environments. The Government would not have made this decision if it wasn't safe for them to do so, and we do need them to send their kids back, because it's good for their learning and we need them to go back to work, because it's good for the overall health of New Zealand's economy and society. But I can understand their nervousness, and I think that we'll need to show some tolerance towards one another as all New Zealanders adjust to the new realities under alert level 2.