For a very long time, I have been standing in this House talking about the inability of us to manage the competing demands of different groups on managed isolation. Now we find ourselves in a situation where, for weeks on end, we had 1,800 rooms a night free. In fact, over a two-week period, we could have reunited 1,800 split families, and yet we chose not to. It's a joke that, in this order, there's nothing talking about underutilisation, because that is actually the problem that we have at the moment. People like Cam Conradie, who is split from his family, every day has a look at how many rooms are completely underutilised. He makes graphs that he puts up on Twitter and shares with everybody—us included—and shows the heartbreak of all of these people who can't see their families, and yet here we are with thousands of rooms every day, that we pay for, that are not being allocated.