Rt Hon JACINDA ARDERN: The member is putting words in my mouth. It's only for those countries to determine whether or not their case rate is able to be managed in a way that they find acceptable to their community and to their health system. What I just gave you an example of, though, was a country that has managed to reduce down their public restrictions because they've had high rates. On the flip side, Singapore—just as high vaccination rates, but they've continued to still use restrictions. I think the thing that I would say to the member is we have always had the ability and the benefit of casting our eye around the world to see what other countries have done, and we've very rarely simply replicated ourselves on others. We have designed our own strategy that is fit for purpose for our unique population, for our circumstances, and that meets our goals of keeping people safe and protecting their livelihoods and having as many personal freedoms as possible. 