Here's another thing that has been put up under this COVID-19 Public Health Response Act, which is not being abolished today but should be, and that is that a person who comes from Australia has to isolate for seven days if they have a positive test. So let me paint a picture—here's how it works. You're coming from Sydney with your partner and two kids. You land at Auckland International Airport and they give you a couple of rapid antigen tests each and say, "Do one of the first day and one on day five or six, and if you're positive, phone us. And then we'll make you isolate in the same place for seven days." So what you're doing is you've planned, you're going go down to Rotorua, have a look at the hot pools, take in some kapa haka, and then you're off down country. You fly through Wellington down to Central Otago, rent a car and drive around. You've got your tickets for the Earnslaw, and then—