On that note, can I also say that New Zealand has done really well in tackling the scourge that is COVID-19. That doesn't mean that we can't do better, and we all have an obligation in this Parliament to try and ensure that. That's the reason we're all MPs: to try and make New Zealand a better place, to try and improve public policy, and also to try and improve the implementation of sound public policy. So every time we stand up in question time as the Opposition and we ask questions about the Pullman Hotel and the reports into the Pullman, or we ask questions about saliva testing, as we have done today, or, as in the past, we have asked about pre-departure testing, or we've asked about various community outbreaks and the actions of the Ministry of Health—every time we do that, it is in the spirit of continuous improvement. It's in the spirit of trying to make sure the Government does the best job they possibly can.