This bill talks to laboratory testing, and we've already mentioned the abysmal case of saliva testing, and I have a real concern that rapid antigen testing is going the same way. But I want to talk to the laboratory tests for the two Northland women who started off the Northland outbreak. What I don't understand is why the results were lost for 48 hours. For 48 hours, their lab tests disappeared from the laboratory system. What happened here? I asked the Minister and asked him to explain that and said, "Can you tell me what happened to those test results for those two women who first came into Northland?" He said, "I'm advised both cases were tested in the late evening on 20 October." No, they weren't. It was before lunchtime on 20 October—20 October was a Wednesday. The Minister is saying they were tested late on the Wednesday. No, they weren't. I've got the date timestamp from the machine. At 11:58 that day, the lab tests were in the laboratory—not just being picked up; in the laboratory—and they disappeared for two days.