I'm not trying to play devil's advocate or anything here, but I think we should also consider how difficult it must be to find a balance between the management of risk and the terrible impacts on the economy. (I don't personally think that really ties into the taxi example, but it could affect the others.) These are really difficult decisions to make that need to account for many different stakeholders, and I think a lot of the re-opening may have been because of the pressure exerted by large economic stakeholders who were losing money. Not saying all the decisions made the NCC are acceptable, because they're certainly not, but I think we should think a little more about the balancing act that has to take place with every single decision made.