Here's the question: if it's unworkable to have our current seven-day isolation rules for tourists, why are we doing it to New Zealanders that need to go to work to feed their family? Our isolation rules no longer work, and if the Minister's talking about backing down and no longer having rules that don't make sense—which he did, and I commend it and I welcome it—then we need to get rid of our isolation rules that don't work. Seven days of isolation—and even if you keep testing negative every day you've got to stay inside. It's nuts. It doesn't fit with biology. In Singapore what is it? Seventy-two hours and then a negative test and you're free. Well, that makes sense. That's what a sensible Government would do. So those are the kinds of changes that we need to see.