Hon JUDITH COLLINS (National—Papakura): Thank you, Mr Speaker. I must say, having listened to the member who's resumed her seat, Deborah Russell, this is not this peace and love out there in the community. I don't see it recently. People are getting sick to death of being told to go round and be kind to each other when all they want is the Government to be competent. I think that, instead of having a bill called the Public Finance (Wellbeing) Amendment Bill, we could just have instead a "Public Finance (Competence) Amendment Bill". People actually want the Government to do its job, and what we're seeing is an awful lot of talking about how it's going to be peace and light and everyone's going to just be happy and friendly and everything's going well and we're going to start measuring it, when we've got a Government that no longer measures the sorts of things that a lot of people think a Government should—for instance, whether or not they're actually undertaking the COVID-19 tests on people when they come through the border. People, strangely enough, think that that's actually quite important, and I know that the other side might not like hearing that, but that is actually the sort of thing that people want to know about.