On 29 November, I think Aucklanders are looking forward to moving into the new framework, the COVID-19 protection framework, red zone. That's going to give us a lot of confidence as we head into the big family gatherings. I want to be able to be with my siblings, my older children, nieces and nephews, and our dad, who is bored at home and has found YouTube to be something that keeps his sanity. And so that's the plan. On 29 November, we will all shift into this new framework. It's important that we stay on course and quicken our pace to achieve high vaccination for everybody, and so I'm really pleased. But the one thing, as you look to Singapore, the UK, other places, is vaccines will reduce the potential for people to get sick, the potential to get hospitalised, but we've also got to maintain mask wearing. That's what the clinicians are telling us. Social distancing, the washing of hands, regular testing—all of these things combined will hopefully ensure that we have pleasant and wonderful Christmas gatherings where we can celebrate with all of our families and have the confidence that we're going to be OK.