Well, at first, last Tuesday—the 11th, if I recall—we were told it was necessary to have three days where the Government would evaluate and, it was suggested, get on top of the outbreak. A couple of days later, on the Friday, it became clear that the Government had not succeeded in doing this, and we were to extend the restrictions—level 3 in Auckland and level 2 for the rest of the country—for another 11 days. And then we thought, well, surely, with everybody dutifully following the restrictions and staying home, the Government will be able to trace to the perimeter of this outbreak, to the end of the chains of transmission, and actually get us to a stage where we are on top of it and can go back to business as usual. Yet yesterday we saw the Prime Minister announce, oh no, we're still not there and we must remain in this restricted state for a further four days until midnight on Sunday.