So here's the thing. We've got a Government that started out saying it's all about public health and following the science. They said, "Everything we do is driven by the evidence." Well, can the Minister please tell us: where is the evidence that getting a New Zealand passport makes you immune to COVID? And if you don't have a New Zealand passport, if you're one of those many New Zealand families who are permanent residents, who may be citizens who have permanent residents in their family, who have loved ones stuck overseas that they can't unite with, how is it justified that because someone doesn't have a passport but lives in this country, and pays tax in this country—does everything that a normal person does in this country as a permanent resident—has to go through seven days of managed isolation and quarantine but a person with a passport doesn't? There's just no rhyme nor reason, no logic, no cost-benefit analysis, no justice in this COVID response when you make distinctions like that, and that's one of the problems with the rules that are currently being debated.