Do you know another thing we should get rid of? Three weeks ago, I was at the Health Committee and there was Chris Hipkins, the Minister for COVID-19 Response—there's something we shouldn't have anymore. He accepted that he couldn't tell me how much difference pre-departure testing for people coming to New Zealand was making. But he accepted that it was a negligible difference and it's had its day and we should get rid of it. But here's the question: why are we getting rid of it now? Why haven't we already got rid of it? Why do people continue to be infantilised and forced to do things that make no sense, that the cost-benefit analysis doesn't stack up on, or that the Government hasn't even done cost-benefit analysis for?