But I do want to offer some hope in that regard as well when it comes to international education, and that is earlier in the year, we worked with the university sector in particular to look at whether there was a way that international students could come to New Zealand, have a period of quarantine, and then re-engage in their education. We were unable to set that up, given the very short time frame that we were working to, but we've got some time now where I think we can start planning for what it could look like if international students could come back to New Zealand, bearing in mind that given our COVID-free status, or relatively COVID-free status, we're a very, very attractive place to come to. If we could get something where they could come here, they could do two weeks of quarantine, where we were all confident that everyone was going to be kept safe and where, potentially, they could even start some of their learning whilst in quarantine, using distance learning and other things like that, and then re-engage with the New Zealand community. That actually could be a very, very positive thing, and we could see international student numbers grow as a result of that. 