Finally, this really, really matters not because of politics, not because of politicians like me standing up and making the points we do, but actually because right now in New Zealand, if there was a plan we would have a country where businesses wouldn't be struggling as much with the effects of lockdown, where people wouldn't be struggling as much with lockdowns as hundreds of thousands—in fact, one and a half million or more—are, in Auckland, where there'd be greater freedoms, where people would be able to see their grandchildren on the other side of the world, and on the other side of the world Kiwis would get what they thought, call them old-fashioned, was their God-given right to come back to the country that they live in and that they belong to. But they can't, because we have a pernicious lottery-type system running at the moment because that mahi wasn't done.