I say that to everybody who might have heard Shane Reti's first contribution on Radio New Zealand, the day after he became their health spokesperson, where he reiterated their commitment to reopening the borders for—among other things—international students. Now, I want to see international students back in the country when we're able to safely do so, but I'm not going to put the overall health and wellbeing of New Zealanders at risk in the process of doing that. One of the worst things we could do for our country is rush to reopen the border—as the National Party have consistently argued over the last couple of months—and put the health and wellbeing of New Zealanders at risk. The best thing we can do for our economy is lock in the gains that we have made by stamping out COVID-19, and there is one party in Parliament that wants to put all of that at risk. It's the party opposite, it's the National Party, who have been very clear they would throw away the gains that we have made, and that is not something that members on this side of the House are willing to do.