The Act itself, National will not be supporting. We will be opposing the Act. It's not vastly different. In fact, it is much the same from where it was six months ago, and we fundamentally maintain some of the issues we maintained then. The Act is a blunt tool. It's a blunt tool in an environment that is now, as the Minister has just said, a widely vaccinated environment—quite different to what it was six months ago. If we look at some of the things that have changed—the Act provisions, MIQ. MIQ is no longer required or needed and has been moved away from. Pre-departure testing is gone. The traffic light framework was modified last week to five levels, and the vaccination requirements are quite different. We're now a relatively highly vaccinated population, as I've said, and just last week under the Medicines Amendment Act we authorised the fourth vaccine or the second booster. 