The issue we've got with that is several-fold. First of all, they brought the Auckland risk into Northland, which has areas of deprivation and poverty least able to deal with infection—that wasn't a good thing. Secondly, what it did was it burdened our infrastructure. So we know from some of the pharmacies out at Mangawhai, for example, that they had 60 percent greater uptake of prescriptions from Aucklanders from out of Northland areas. That takes a lot of work, to call back to an Auckland chemist, find out what they're taking, then deliver it, so it certainly burdened our infrastructure. 