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Professor Witchy.
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The modeling is just reflecting the fact that because this is such a common virus gets to large numbers of people, even if you have a relatively small proportion of people still remain vulnerable.
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That's still equates to a very large number of people overall, and that's really what this is reflecting.
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And I think what we're gonna see is as things are opening up, what all the modelling suggests is, at some point we will get a surge in violence.
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Uh, and whether that happens, we hope it doesn't happen soon.
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But it might, for example, happen later in the summer.
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If we if we open up gradually or if there's a seasonal effect, it might might happen over the next autumn and winter.
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But I think all the modelling suggests there is going to be a further surge, and that will find the people who either have not been vaccinated or whether vaccines not worked.
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Uh, and some of them will end up in hospital, and sadly, some of them were going to die.
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And that is, that's just the reality of of where we are the current vaccination.
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The current model does make a number of assumptions go into those details, too, if you're interested.
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But broadly, that is the reason why we're expecting to see further deaths, although the ratio of cases two deaths will go right down as a result of vaccination, but not right down to zero, unfortunately.
