Similarly, the requirement for vaccinations for certain essential workers, we support that because it is just so critical. We understand there's a range of issues around personal choice, some people are sceptical about vaccination and hesitant to get them, but we also know that from the point of view of New Zealand—as I said earlier, I fear for our small country—we need to be able to maintain relative safety. We don't want people to die from this virus. For people that say it's not dangerous, you only have to look at Scotland: 8,000 more deaths than usual in the last 18 months. So don't worry about whether we're properly diagnosing them; 8,000 more people than expected died in Scotland, whose population, similar to New Zealand, is 5.4 million.