I have a real concern, and the ACT Party has a real concern, with what this means for New Zealanders now. We have thousands of people who are currently isolating at home, and as we go into summer, as we see the COVID protection framework being rolled out, which is more commonly referred to as "the traffic light system", this means that more people will be moving around the country, more people will be contracting COVID-19, and we will see more cases in the community self-isolating. We need to know that the system will actually be prepared for an increased number of cases and that people will have care when they're doing the right thing by isolating and staying out of the community. It is absolutely essential that we are scrutinising what is happening, because people deserve good care; they have a right to it. If we're asking people to stay home, we need to ensure that they have faith in the system so that they actually do it. This debate, I have to stress, is not about politics; it is about people. It is about people because people have lost their lives. Two people have died and more are potentially at risk currently self-isolating.