Dr SHANE RETI (National—Whangarei): Thank you, Mr Speaker. We've recently seen holes in the border and I believe our engagement has helped correct this. I want to add to the list of things that the leader has just identified as also being useful to add to the coronavirus response and I want to identify five other gaps that could be improved. I'm calling these "five in five" because I believe these five proposals could also be completed in five days and, in so doing, would lift our collective bar. They're not big, structural policy announcements like our border protection agency proposal, which will have deep linkages across all of Government. These are more simple and seek to make it easier for New Zealanders to be tested and to follow the best current health advice. If we make things easy for people, they're more likely to do it. These five proposals talk to how we can better understand and then target our resources to a more effective and efficient response. 