It's time to move on from a paradigm of fear, from a world where people are supposed to bear huge costs at the altar of the COVID god, even if it doesn't make, practically, any difference. And we heard that in the parliamentary question time today. I asked the Prime Minister: if we let people come and be tourists and drive the New Zealand economy, if foreigners could come without isolation, how many extra COVID cases, how many extra hospital cases, would there be? The Prime Minister didn't know. She said she knew how many there'd be if they had to isolate—a few hundred. How many if they didn't have to isolate? She didn't know. The fact is, there's no reason not to open up the border. The restrictions on people coming into New Zealand that we still have do not have benefits that outweigh their costs.