00:00You're friends and we care dearly about you and your family and trying, but that's why we need the decision
00:04to be clear and we need the decision to be right.
00:06Because you would come over, wouldn't you, Ben? At the drop of a hat. I know. Even I would come
00:09over.
00:11Would you risk eating any food I'd cook? I just know how much washing up there will be.
00:16Yeah, you'd be doing it for the last nine months, not just Christmas.
00:20We just want that decision to be made, for it to be clear, so everybody can then plan.
00:24And that's the frustration, it's this sort of the not knowing, and that's the point that Lorraine was making yesterday.
00:28Lorraine had a rant, as we sort of did the handover yesterday, and was saying, just make that decision so
00:33we know, and then we can plan for what's got to happen.
00:36I think it's tough for people to make a decision. I think it's tough for governments and political leaders to
00:40make a decision because they're trying to balance all these factors.
00:42And also they want to be popular. They don't want to be the bad guy.
00:45Nobody wants to be the government that cancelled Christmas, but they also don't want to be the government that caused
00:50unnecessary deaths and also long-term life-changing effects.
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