Dr DUNCAN WEBB (Labour—Christchurch Central): Tēnā koe, Madam Speaker. I rise in light of the fact that the Māori Party's chosen not to speak on this matter, but simply, really, to affirm the comments of the Minister that these are very difficult times, and they are situations in which families have been separated, and it's important that we recognise that. But these are times in which we must put the health of New Zealanders first, and that has led to some very difficult decisions. But the Minister has made some very difficult decisions, and the result of that is a New Zealand where we are safe and the economy remains strong, and I absolutely stand behind the decisions of the Minister in that regard. Thank you.