Another example, you know, we've got air border orders that we are confirming here. The border is now facing quite a range of different people. We haven't had a case from Australia, if I understand it, for months, but we're still getting cases almost every day from other parts of the world. There are countries that are very close friends of New Zealand, particularly our friends in the Pacific—you know, your Samoa, your Cook Islands—where they have no cases of COVID and haven't had for a long time, in Samoa's case ever. They are at greater risk of catching COVID-19 when they get put in managed isolation at the Pullman in New Zealand than they are in Samoa or once they get out to the rest of New Zealand. The question is, why do we endanger them like that? Again, the Government could use the orders, the powers this Parliament's given it, to be more surgical, to actually start treating different risks differently.