I regret that at every single step of the way, my clear view is that the Government has done too little, too late. We've had comprehensive analysis conducted on where the United Kingdom, Australia, and the United States have been, and at every step, as they have done things, we have been several days behind them. I could run through that in some detail, but I simply want to touch on screening, and the many examples I've been told about from members of my caucus, from members of the public who've spoken to me about this issue. In theory, there is screening happening now in New Zealand from affected flights coming to New Zealand. This weekend, for example—and it is the only one I will give—I talked to a constituent of mine on the telephone who in fact lives very close to where I live. His clear view, bringing his family back from a neighbouring province and with great concerns about the effect of this on them, was that there was nothing that happened as they came through New Zealand—no screening, no checks, no nothing. What is also true is that as I rang him, because he'd contacted my office and I think I've met him before, he was out in self-isolation in a public space where many other people were, and he'd made quite clear that no one has contacted him. He has had nothing happen in relation to that "self-isolation".