Dr SHANE RETI (National—Whangarei): Thank you, Madam Chair. I'd like to extend a question that we did raise generally in the Estimates, in the area we were talking about—testing—and it's an area that I raised last week. It's around testing at the border, particularly testing in isolation, and the concern that I continue to have that there is some sense of autonomy under duress. I know the Minister's been concerned about this, because we've had some dialogue. I want to approach it from a different angle, because maybe I wasn't clear from how I did last week, and I'll talk to some of the notes. It's like this. We know that the legislation allows four sorts of tests in isolation. It allows you to ask about coronavirus symptoms, listen to the chest, temperature, and to do a swab. OK, we know that that's what's allowed.