Hon ANDREW LITTLE (Minister of Health): Thank you, Madam Speaker. I'm intrigued by the member who's just resumed his seat, Andrew Bayly, whose complaint seems to be, about the lockdown in Auckland most recently, that "Look—they took action because there was something wrong, and it worked." That's his complaint. I don't get it. I don't understand it. It did the right thing. It stopped the infection spreading. That's why we do those lockdowns, and, fortunately, we're so good at it we can limit it to level 3. People have to stay in their homes, there's a limited amount of business that can be transacted, but we can very quickly get out of it and go into level 2 and then down to level 1, which is what happened. That's actually good management of COVID-19 and the risk associated with it.