So I think this is an important aspect to set the framework to help recover some of that cost. I mean, I think going out there to the average punter on the streets in New Zealand and saying, "Well, do you think that New Zealanders coming home should bear some of the burden of their managed isolation?", most New Zealanders would say yes. That's what the public polls say, and certainly that's what the mood is on the street of Northcote, where I am a member of Parliament, certainly is. So I think that the idea of this to set the framework to enable that cost burden to be reduced for the taxpayer is something that, ultimately, we're here to look at today, because unfortunately, it's not any time soon that the borders are going to be open.