Then we're told to be grateful for getting some freedoms back, that our border will open over a torturous process between now and October, while Australia will be open for business just next week. Two weeks' time, they're open. And you have to ask: how should a New Zealand tourism operator, who's worked for 20 years—their whole career—to build up their enterprise, feel when they watch the planes landing in Sydney and Melbourne and Brisbane? People are going to spend their hard-earned money over there instead of over here because our Government—the Government that boasted about a wellbeing approach where they would balance all of New Zealanders' different needs—now has a policy obsession with just one thing that blinds it to all of the hurt and misery that it causes to every other aspect of New Zealanders' wellbeing. That's why we face the year of the hangover.