I want to talk about the app and I want to put on record, first of all, and say we want to help and we believe there is a health information technology (HIT) component to improving the coronavirus response. We absolutely believe that. We did in the very beginning. The problem has been several-fold. First of all, the development of the app and its very late deployment—way past the time we were at the peak of our infectious cases. We have to ponder back and say, well, why was that? Why was that, when purportedly the Prime Minister was having conversations with Australia and with Singapore? Why was that, when large companies approached me and said, "Dr Reti, we'll give this to the Government"—not small firms—"we'll give this to the Government free of charge?" This was early March, early April, and the Government never took it up. 