But I do want to talk about Omicron in Auckland, because at the moment we're suffering from, really, an unprecedented situation for ourselves. We've never had a situation where our neighbours have got COVID. We have never had a situation where we have known people in jeopardy. And although this is, hopefully, a milder version, for most people, of COVID that's because we have had a distance between ourselves and the first iterations of the virus, and because so many people in New Zealand have been vaccinated. We should be incredibly proud of the numbers of vaccinated in this country, because it's saved over 3,000 lives. And I'd ask people to think about the people they now know who've got that virus and think, "What if those people were at the edge in terms of whether they would live or die?", because that's what we were really looking at and we aren't anymore. 