Other issues that were raised during the select committee debate on this were around the role of MIQ and whether we need to have a more developed framework for our managed isolation and quarantine facilities, which the bill allows for. I would note that there are some in the House who believe MIQ's time is done and we should simply stop isolating or quarantining anybody at the border. That is not the position of the Government and, therefore, we do still need a robust arrangement for MIQ in place at the border, and we're likely to need that for some time for those who are higher-risk people, those who are unvaccinated, and to make sure that we don't end up in a situation where we get hundreds of additional cases coming into New Zealand across the border, seeding in the community and therefore triggering a very large-scale outbreak.