But I do want to just raise a story that I had from a constituent who I spoke to the other day. This constituent had just come back from overseas and was put in the quarantine isolation, and I asked her, "How was it?" and she said, "Oh, it was pretty good, actually. They flew me down to Christchurch. They put me up at a four-star hotel. I had three meals a day. I had gluten-free options and nice bed sheet changes and all the facilities I could ever dream of." I thought to myself, "Well, that's pretty good—a pretty good experience for most." Then it was made clear the other day just how much that bill costs the New Zealand taxpayer: as we know, $5,700 per person per stay. Right now, the bill is running just over the $200 million mark.