And you listen to the Prime Minister yesterday, she said, "We're now going to treat Australia as if it's a region of New Zealand. If there's a hot spot, we won't let people travel out of there to here." Really? She said that there is going to be a traffic light system that we're either going to continue, suspend, or stop travel from Australia—green, orange, or red. And then she said that there are going to be different planes at the airport. We're going to separate out different travellers depending on where they've come from. She said all this as though she was hoping for a Nobel Prize. New South Wales did all those things in October. And when I asked her in the House yesterday, "How is it that they did it then, and we can't do it now?", she said, "Oh, but they're not a country." Well, actually, New South Wales has been dealing with all of the other Australian states as if they were other countries, just as we will be dealing with the Australian states on a case by case basis and, as the Minister for COVID-19 Response said yesterday, managing our border unilaterally. So that is the first thing we need to be clear about: we are doing nothing different from what New South Wales achieved six months ago. 