We are a marvellous little country, because we have borders, which are not just borders, but we're surrounded by sea. So this is not a home-grown issue; it was allowed into the country. We closed the borders as a country weeks after Samoa closed its borders and stopped all COVID-19. They tested people coming into the country, into Samoa. They did not let them in if they showed any symptoms of COVID-19. How come little Samoa, with 200,000 people, could react far better around border security than New Zealand, with 5 million people—how come? 