We've learnt lessons from last time that we were in lockdown levels 4 and 3, and we're now able to use those lessons won to make sure that information is available for all parts of our society, and languages have been critically important for Māori, for Pasifika, and for the Asian communities. Presenting our safety messages in those particular languages has helped people to be informed, to be educated, and, therefore, to provide the leadership that they need to provide for their families, for their church organisations, and for the community. I think we need to remember that they are looking to us for decisive, confident, and compassionate leadership, and often what they're hearing is bickering—bickering coming from politicians—not just from that side of the House but also the wannabe politicians outside of this arena. That's not being helpful, because a lot of misinformation is out there, and, therefore, that one source of truth coming from our clinicians and our scientists, delivered by the Minister of Health and our Prime Minister, is important to keep people safe. 