Just one last point about the kind of absolutely inconsistent position of National, where they're complaining about the Government having too much debt and then promising to spend more money on things. It really doesn't make much sense, because here they are, they're saying, "Oh, we should be building purpose-built MIQ facilities. We should be massively investing in the health system."—I completely agree. Increasing the ICU beds—yes. Increasing the staff—yes. All of those things require Government funds and Government funds are reliant to some extent on taxation, and we'd like to see progressive taxation, and to say that it's socialising the losses—no. Actually, what they're advocating is, precisely, privatising the benefits and socialising the losses of this pandemic, but I guess it's not surprising that their position is so incoherent. They don't know if they support vaccine certificates or not. I mean, it's really interesting. I guess they have a lot of people in their caucus who have different opinions about things and, ultimately, they don't have a coherent vision for a society in New Zealand where we can provide the basics to everyone, where we can ensure that people live good lives, where we're providing social services, and we're allowing for people to do the things that matter most to them, because, ultimately, their ideology and the best interests—